Letters to the Editor

Ronald Perry | A Mirror on Racism

On March 23, Nancy Fairbanks of Stevenson Ranch wrote a great letter to the editor regarding racial discrimination. In that letter she mentioned how the NAACP Constitution (naacp.org/resources/naacp-constitution) is supposed

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Thomas Oatway | Informed Republicans Required

Recent polls indicate that 41% of Republicans now believe Fox News should be held accountable for the misinformation that was spread by its primetime hosts about election fraud. And 65%

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Randi Kay | They Need More Than Just a Roof

This is what I learned about housing after working as a mental health nurse on the streets with high-risk homeless individuals in two large cities. I asked one individual why

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Sara Dermer | A Voice for the Oceans

As a person born and raised in Los Angeles, I have a special connection to our water. I have fond memories swimming in the oceans with my siblings, squinting our

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Denise Lite | Gascón Has Got to Go

Lack of consequences for criminal behavior is a serious problem that plagues societies around the world. When individuals feel that they can engage in criminal behavior without fear of punishment,

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Stephen Maseda | Proud of the Response

I was proud of how our community reacted to the presentation by Angela Davis (at College of the Canyons). Those of us on the right did not protest, we did

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Rick Barker | Animal Behavior

Talk to any animal trainer and they will affirm that a major training tool they use is rewarding good behavior and punishing bad behavior. Sounds simple and practical but it

Paul Butler: Going the Extra Mile

Paul Butler | DO Versus BE

I’m participating in a four-week online course at present to help me be a better writer and book author. During one of the lectures today the presenter said something that really

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Larry Moore | Darn It, I Missed Angela Davis

Darn it! After reading Gary Horton’s glowing report (April 19), I’m sorrier than ever that I missed Angela Davis, the first speaker in the College of the Canyons speaker series

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Arthur Saginian | Politics and Romance

Whenever I hear a politician (ANY politician) speak, I am reminded of what the clock told the beast in the Disney cartoon “Beauty and the Beast.” Trying to figure what