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Newspaper
Holland Sentinel
Location
Holland, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 2021
Page
6
The Sentinel presents unsigned editorials reflecting the paper s position while all other columns letters and cartoons express individual opinions. Readers may write to columnists in care of The Sentinel at 54 W Eighth St Holland MI 49423 or via hollandSentinel com.
Community Columnist Ray Buursma discusses perceived hypocrisy in local readers stance on environment housing and rezoning while contrasting reactions to national politics. He cites Pride Month timing and the Trump era to argue that character and consistent values matter in public discourse.
K L Allen, chancellor of WGU Ohio and Princeville native, reflects on Juneteenth the long deferred dream of freedom and the role of education in breaking barriers. He cites Lincoln's Emancipation Proclamation and Galveston news in 1865, urging ongoing work toward educational equality and opportunity for Black Americans.
A reader from Holland Township blasts editors and critics over anti American sentiment and CRT while tying in national issues. The letter condemns George Soros theories, police concerns, and white memory. It links Texas deregulation disasters, Abbott policies, ACA litigation, and COVID responses with national friction and voter meddling claims.
The newspaper accepts opinion submissions via newsroom HollandSentinel.com or mail to ATTN Opinions 54 W Eighth St Holland MI 49423. Include name address and phone for verification. Letters are capped at 300 words with longer pieces reviewed case by case. Guest columns must be 600 to 750 words.
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