Opinion

Letters to the Editor

Valerie Bradford | Committed to Inspiring Change

The NAACP Santa Clarita branch’s mission is to work to disrupt inequality, dismantle racism and accelerate change in key areas including criminal justice, health care, education, climate and the economy.

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Nancy Oliver | What Becomes of Individual Freedom

One of the original tenets of The Tea Party, a (conservative) citizen coalition forming in 2009 and mutating into Donald Trump’s MAGA, was individual freedom. So it’s truly astonishing that

David Hegg

David Hegg | Foundations of Democracy

By David Hegg I continue to be stunned at how rapidly moral fractures occur in our precious democracy. In the past few years, we have seen wholesale redefinitions of marriage, sexuality,

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Gary Curtis | Too Ambitious and Too Ambiguous

Proposition 3 will codify the right to same-sex marriage in the California Constitution, supposedly in case future Supreme Court decisions challenge that right. This prop will repeal the successful 2008

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Nancy Fairbanks | On the Confederate Flag

At a recent Donald Trump rally, a Confederate flag was flown during the car parade. This sparked concerns among some of the community. One letter began with, “Last weekend, right-wing

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Philip Wasserman | Is Ethical Investing Realistic?

In keeping with last year’s “Succession,” which was about money and media power, HBO/MAX has another cult hit called “Industry,” which just completed its third season. The series takes place

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Dr. Gene Dorio | Lying Displaces Trust

What if your doctor lied to you? “I can fix your spinal cord so you can walk again,” or, “This drug will keep you from getting wrinkles and gray hair!”

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Ron Perry | She’s at it Again

Lois Eisenberg, will you just listen to yourself? Here are your words (letters, Sept. 4): “The Harris/Walz presidential ticket has brought joy and humor back into the equation of the

Dan Walters

Dan Walters | The Political Theater Over Gas Prices

California’s governors and legislators often do things that defy real-world rationality and can only be explained, if not justified, in political terms. This month’s exercise in political theater over gasoline

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Lois Eisenberg | Harris Won Debate

Vice President Kamala Harris took Donald Trump to task at the presidential debate, by baiting him to unveil his worst traits, which are many. Harris won the debate and it

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Gerald Staack | A Global Extinction Event

There is no doubt that our world is heading into an unstoppable period of global life extinction similar to the event that happened 251 million years ago, during the Permian-Triassic