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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 2013
Page
13
The Aiken Standard lists leadership including Publisher Scott B. Hunter Executive Editor Melissa Hanna Advertising Director Dee Taylor and others along with staff roles. The note features a Theodore Dreiser quote about wisdom and ignorance.
Aiken residents and church members gathered at First Baptist Church on York Street to praise Rev. Dr. Fred Andrea who served as senior pastor for 20 years. Colleagues describe him as thoughtful and compassionate, noting his leadership roles with the Rotary Club of Aiken and the Greater Aiken Chamber of Commerce.
A columnist recalls the 50th graduation reunion from St. Brigid's elementary on Long Island. He contrasts life in 1963 with today, reflects on era differences, media, civil rights progress, and the simplicity of childhood before smartphones and the internet. The piece ends noting Bill O'Reilly's role as host and author.
Kathleen Parker argues that identifying people by race harms judgment and urges focus on character. She notes Obama’s Trayvon remark and compares public reaction to race in crimes involving Christopher Lane and Delbert Belton, urging a halt to racialized discourse.
A reader argues that national African American leadership media and entertainment groups criticized Trayvon Martin while remaining silent on three black teens charged with killing a white student in Oklahoma. The author urges a two way conversation on race focusing on facts, personal responsibility, and reducing divisiveness.
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