“What really matters is whether a candidate gives a voter an identity,” a reader argues.
Plus: One moment that could have weakened Donald Trump’s influence
“Most of the time, I don’t think that negative reactions to observational, non-prescriptive pieces about race are the fault of the author,” one reader argues.
Plus: How to increase diversity at the top
The response to Luke Combs’s cover of “Fast Car” raises questions about the relevance of race to certain news stories.
“Affirmative action was always destined to be a Pyrrhic victory at best,” one reader argues.
Responses from teachers, students, and others on educational equity
Plus: Share your thoughts on affirmative action.
Readers weigh in on the topics and participants they would want to see.
Plus: Is the culture war upstream of politics?
Readers share examples of media portrayals that are at odds with their own life experiences.
Plus: A ‘West Point for cops’
Young people (plus parents and educators) reflect on the potential hazards of smartphones for children.
Plus: The decline of morality is an illusion.
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Plus: The Rolling Stones revisited
Readers weigh in on the Florida governor’s run for the 2024 GOP nomination.
Plus: Silicon Valley woo
Readers state their positions on the contentious national debate.
Plus: America and the war