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Words, labels, and real change in public discourse
The piece argues against relying on labels to fix underlying issues, referencing Shakespeare and Peanuts. It notes Pennsylvania DHS dropping terms like mental retardation and replacing normalization with integration, then questions how long positive terms persist without true action. It urges careful language and sustained effort for real social change.
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Dress code grief in New Castle sparks call for empathy
Diane Berkebile of New Castle writes about a family planning a funeral for their daughter who died battling an eating disorder, linking bullying and self-esteem to the district dress code. She urges reflection on how restrictive colors and attire limits affect students and calls for prayers for the family and for kinder actions toward children.
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Purification and discrimination in American life debated
The piece rails against perceived ongoing sexual and racial bias in institutions from prisons to Harvard, defense policy, and education. It cites unequal gender fitness tests, double standards in sports, and calls for bans on certain operatic works while recalling historical signals of “purification” by erasing memory.
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The case for Brexit deserves respect beyond money
The piece argues that cultural and non economic reasons support Brexit while acknowledging fears about immigration and change. It cites Jo Cox and migration pressures, notes public opinion shifting against Brexit, and warns that exit could trigger economic disruption and empower xenophobic nationalism.
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