Go get your friend back from Rustin film lessons
Michele L Norris argues that the Netflix biopic Rustin reveals the civil rights era flaws and resilience. A key scene with Ella Baker offers the line Go get your friend back, urging reunions and second chances to heal divisions and advance shared goals. Norris links this to present-day fractures and the need to restore relationships to move forward.
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Audra McDonald
Austin
Community letters recount Capitol riot and policy gripe
A reader reflects on the January 6 Capitol attack and the media coverage, accusing Trump supporters of violence while praising police. The letter then voices anger over Gov. Reynolds and a proposed summer food aid package, arguing against cuts to child nutrition funds and criticizing the governor’s policy.
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Peaceful insurrections and political unrest critique column
Norman Sherman argues that some Republicans including Rep. Andrew Clyde minimized the Jan. 6 Capitol riot as a normal day, cites public opinion polls showing belief in insurrection, denounces media misinformation, and warns of rising autocracy and election risks while noting Sherman’s background in politics.
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Norman Sherman
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