Public Forum The pants mandate sparks protest
Dan V. Johnson of Lawrence denounces a public pants mandate as government overreach. He argues citizens are watched by faceless informants and urges collective resistance to end the "humiliating yoke."
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 2020
Page
6
Dan V. Johnson of Lawrence denounces a public pants mandate as government overreach. He argues citizens are watched by faceless informants and urges collective resistance to end the "humiliating yoke."
Ed White questions Jennifer Ananda’s claim of systemic oppression in the current system. He argues that such statements lack specific evidence and notes Lawrence and KU are long governed by liberal Democrats, urging self-reflection by supporters and herself. Dec. 2 Journal-World.
A notice states letters to the editor can be submitted via email at letters ljworld.com, indicating a postal and online channel for reader correspondence and feedback.
Leonard Pitts and George Will, regular Thursday and Sunday columnists, are on vacation. Pitts returns January 3, while Will resumes December 17, leaving readers with no weekly columns during the noted period.
In Kan sas Daily Tribune dated December 13 1870 the note that pedestrians begin a left side walk over the bridge yesterday and will face a five cent toll after January 1 1871. The Simek Bohemian family seeks their son Frank Simek and Dr Carl Neumann of Central Drug Store hosts them. word may be sent via him.
Washington Post columnist EJ Dionne argues that Edward Levi set a standard of integrity and independence at the Justice Department, and urges Joe Biden to consider Merrick Garland for attorney general. Garland’s record as judge and former prosecutor aligns with Levi’s tutelage against partisan control and aims to tackle post Trump legal challenges.
Connie Schultz argues for generous tipping during December despite pandemic risks. She cites a NPR One Fair Wage study showing high harassment and low tipping for servers, notes $2.13 hourly wages in seven states, and urges patrons to tip more to honor service workers and the spirit of Christmas.
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