Letter: Electric Scooters Aren’t Selfies, They’re Selfie Sticks
A reader traces the electric scooter craze to the growing influence of Chinese manufacturing on our global urban environment.
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Letters: ‘I'd Rather Suffer Honestly Than Proclaim Victory!’
Readers debate the virtues of fair-weather fandom.
Letter: We Need to Support Working Families
A reader weighs in on why some women delay starting a family.
Letter: ‘You May Now Thank Your Mother and Me’
A dad—and engineer—takes issue with a scientific example. But its message, he says, is spot on.
Letters: Why Don't Women Write to the Editor? Because They're Doing Absolutely Everything Else.
Female readers weigh in on why they, and other women, choose not to correspond.
Letters: Why Is State Funding for Public Universities Declining?
Readers debate questions of cause and effect when it comes to government spending on public higher education and student diversity.
Letters: How Should We Talk About Migration Policy?
Readers respond to an article on Germany’s effort to distinguish refugees from economic migrants.
Letters: Should Code-Switching Be Taught in Schools?
Readers respond to a profile of one professor’s quest to change the way we teach young speakers of African-American English.
Letters: ‘And Now, Now Will We Go to War?’
Readers weigh in on the ethics of American intervention in Syria.
Letters: Legalizing 'Free-Range' Parenting Is a Step in the Right Direction
Readers push back on the notion that ‘free-range’ parenting laws benefit some more than others.