Letters to the Editor

Letters to the Editor

Aarika Burden | Protecting Children or …?

When did “protecting children” become code for attacking public education? As a concerned community member and parent, I feel compelled to shed light on troubling developments in our local educational

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Arthur Saginian | Our Malleable Constitution

The nice thing about our “constitutional republic” — note how I didn’t use the word “democracy,” which is incorrect — is that all of our laws, including our Constitution, can

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Ron Perry | A Contrast of Positions, and Costs

Who supports abortion: Liberals. Who opposes abortion: Conservatives. Who supports the death penalty for murder: Conservatives. Who opposes the death penalty for murder: Liberals I learned the other day that

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Philip Wasserman | A Heartbreaking End

What a heartbreaking end to the lives of actor Gene Hackman and his wife, artist Betsy Arakawa. Imagine Hackman — battling severe Alzheimer’s and heart disease — wandering his home,

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Laura Brewer | A New Way of Living

Guess what kids? There is a new plan here at our house. You probably heard at school, that a group of San Fernando Valley teenagers are having a difference of

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Roger A. Haring | Watershed vs. No Water

A few years ago, the city of Santa Clarita approved a very uniquely designed housing development project entitled the Bouquet Canyon Project (Master Case 18-089). It was unanimously passed by

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Anna Meeks | Promoting Divisiveness

Valerie Bradford’s (March 4) letter to The Signal claiming our nation is not inclusive is par for the course. As (the former) head of the NAACP (Santa Clarita Valley chapter),

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Michael Cruz | Myths About DEI

The recent letter dismissing diversity, equity and inclusion as mere “virtue signaling” reveals a fundamental misunderstanding of professional standards and the reality of opportunity in America. First, let’s address the

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Stephanie Green | Hard to Believe

It’s hard to believe that we are trusting Donald Trump with the United States economy. He likes to brag that he had the best-ever economy his first term. He didn’t.

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Dr. Gene Dorio | Loss of Medical Decision-Making

Health care for Americans is in disarray. Over the past 30 years, businesses have increasingly dominated the field, relegating doctors to a marginal role. Our ranking in medical care compared

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Cheryl Corriveau | A Troubling Disconnect

I am writing a response to Jason Gibbs’ column (“Right Here, Right Now”) published on March 1. While Mr. Gibbs rightfully acknowledges the atrocities of the Holocaust and the importance

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Rick Barker | Adding a Stamp of Thanks

In re: Signal article, Bill Reynolds honored with post office renaming, by Maya Morales, Aug. 27.  I would like to add my thanks to my good friend and fellow Marine

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Rob Kerchner | The Inherent Problem with DEI

Those who favor the favoritism of diversity, equity and inclusion are afraid the Toronto crash pilot will turn out to be a DEI beneficiary, but that’s precisely the problem with

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Arthur Saginian | DEI and Human Nature

I will make a sincere attempt to respond to Harry Thy’s letter (Feb. 5) regarding President Donald Trump’s diversity, equity and inclusion comments following the deadly collision between the Black

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Brian Richards | Leftist Propaganda

Boy the Democrats and the media, (I repeat myself), have found a new shiny object to complain about. Now they are endlessly bleating about the Donald Trump tariffs. It goes

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Larry Moore | Living in the Past

In response to Valerie Bradford’s letter about the positive effects of diversity, equity and inclusion (March 4), I say we are not living in Selma, Alabama, and it is not

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Christopher Lucero | Pondering a Decent America

There is a patent humane expression about social behavior, sociability and what amounts to normal decency and compassionate behavior. It has been attributed over the centuries to many different leaders