Sheletta Brundidge
Contributing Columnist
HumorSheletta is a Twin Cities-based media personality, Emmy Award-winning comedian and radio host. Frustrated by the lack of diversity in traditional media, she created her own podcast, promotions and production company, Sheletta Makes Me Laugh, in 2020. She also is an activist for entrepreneurs and people with autism. She lives in Cottage Grove.
Latest from Sheletta Brundidge
Sheletta: In grieving Melissa Hortman, let’s show our gratitude to Minnesota's public servants
Don’t wait for the memorial to tell your elected leaders you appreciate them.
June 21, 2025
Sheletta: Black women are still being blacked out of history
Our prominent roles in the boycott against Target have been sidelined, similar to how Black women were labeled as “unidentified” in Associated Press photos documenting the Civil Rights Movement.
June 8, 2025
Sheletta: You don’t have to be a mom to mother somebody
Over the years, Verna Cornelia Price has mentored hundreds of at-risk girls. Now organizations like her Girls Taking Action are worried about funding.
May 11, 2025
Sheletta: Black moms must be guardians and bodyguards
History reminds us the incident at a playground in Rochester, captured on video, isn’t isolated.
May 5, 2025
Sheletta: It’s not just police but people driving positive change in north Minneapolis
Don’t be fooled on April 1. Black neighborhoods have always been overpoliced and underprotected.
March 31, 2025
Sheletta: Don’t be a ‘hidden figure.’ Celebrate your success.
For Women’s History Month, write down a list of your accomplishments. Share it with your boss and your boo. People need to know how fierce and fabulous you are.
March 8, 2025
Sheletta: I have a dream for 38th and Chicago
Everything in the world changed after George Floyd died, except the place where he was murdered by a Minneapolis police officer.
February 17, 2025
Sheletta: Target shot a bullseye through my heart
With the rollback of its DEI programs, Target folded like a cheap card table during an intense game of dominoes at the family cookout.
February 1, 2025
Sheletta: It’s not just police but people driving positive change in north Minneapolis
Don’t be fooled on April 1. Black neighborhoods have always been overpoliced and underprotected.
March 31, 2025
Sheletta: Don’t be a ‘hidden figure.’ Celebrate your success.
For Women’s History Month, write down a list of your accomplishments. Share it with your boss and your boo. People need to know how fierce and fabulous you are.
March 8, 2025
Sheletta: I have a dream for 38th and Chicago
Everything in the world changed after George Floyd died, except the place where he was murdered by a Minneapolis police officer.
February 17, 2025
Sheletta: Target shot a bullseye through my heart
With the rollback of its DEI programs, Target folded like a cheap card table during an intense game of dominoes at the family cookout.
February 1, 2025