NYT ObituariesVerified account

Beginning with 1954's Army-McCarthy hearings, Norman Dorsen devoted his career to civil rightshttp://nyti.ms/2uDdRQA 

Suzanne Wasserman, a historian and filmmaker who focused on Manhattan's Lower East Side, died at 60http://nyti.ms/2uiurWo 

“How to make trouble without being a troublemaker, that describes my style.” Herma Hill Kay on breaking barriershttp://nyti.ms/2szF5et 

Anthony Young had some bad, bad luck. But he never let it get him down:http://nyti.ms/2tj4t5g 

Whirs, Beeps and Mating Calls: The Music of Pierre Henryhttp://nyti.ms/2uBdAOL 

“I’m that weirdo behind the home run.” David Vincent, who helped make SABR digital and edited a homer encyclopediahttp://nyti.ms/2sz7ahK 

José Luis Cuevas, a Dark Master of Mexican Art, Dies at 83http://nyti.ms/2u1RQ1y 

Herma Hill Kay, who pushed for the rights of women and minorities as dean of Berkeley's law school, died at 82http://nyti.ms/2tJf6Bm 

Pierre Henry, Composer Who Found the Music in Sounds, Dies at 89http://nyti.ms/2uAIwi2 

Suzanne Wasserman, a historian and filmmaker who focused on Manhattan's Lower East Side, died at 60http://nyti.ms/2tCQZ6L 

Spencer Johnson, ‘Who Moved My Cheese?’ Author, Dies at 78http://nyti.ms/2u1MDa6 

Doug Peterson, whose yacht designs turned the racing world on its head and won two America's Cups, died at 71http://nyti.ms/2szAvwv 

Beginning with 1954's Army-McCarthy hearings, Norman Dorsen devoted his career to civil rightshttp://nyti.ms/2uCImWS 

David Vincent's vast knowledge of home run history earned him the nickname the Sultan of Swat Statshttp://nyti.ms/2sPm2Np 

After years playing trumpet with Sun Ra, Kelan Philip Cohran brought music to Chicago's South Sidehttp://nyti.ms/2sqxOcy 

Gene Conley, a major league pitcher who won NBA championships in the off-season, died at 86http://nyti.ms/2tQIvsu 

John R. Quinn, archbishop of San Francisco and a leading liberal voice on social and political issues, died at 88http://nyti.ms/2sPPmmP 

David Vincent knew his long balls, four-baggers, dingers and taters. The home run expert died at 67http://nyti.ms/2uTsC1Z 

“If poetry isn’t revolutionary, it’s nothing,” relentless poet, playwright and artist Heathcote Williams saidhttp://nyti.ms/2uv8UtP