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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 2013
Page
7
Readers comment on race and gun culture following the Zimmerman trial raise questions about self defense and bias. Opinions split on juror actions, policing training, and alleged media influence, with strong calls for anti racist education.
The pope said gay people should not be marginalized but integrated into society and noted homosexual acts as a sin while returning from Brazil. The remarks touched off questions about impact on American views on discrimination and same sex marriage. Mail thoughts to Michael Williams.
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Robert Reich argues against corporate deductibility of executive pay over 1 million, noting it inflates compensation, misleads shareholders, and costs taxpayers. He cites NYT data showing CEO pay at 15.1 million and widespread use of performance-based schemes. He urges preserving a 1 million cap and closing the deductions loophole.
Thomas Sowell argues that isolation, geography, and cultural choices, not innate race, explain disparities. He cites WWII and global communities showing whites and blacks with varying IQs, and notes mountain, island, and desert communities lag behind due to isolation. He criticizes ethnic leaders who promote separate identities to exploit these divisions.
An extract from the New York Review of Books argues that light marks the start of creation, forms, and identity. It links illumination to pattern recognition, naming, interpretation, and metaphor to shape how we see and understand the world and ourselves.
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