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Other Views No more Confederate flags
The piece denounces the Confederate flag as a symbol of white supremacy and racial hate, urging removal from government grounds after the Charleston church shooting. It supports halting public display, redesigning the Mississippi flag, and rethinking other state banners to reflect inclusive history and reduce racial division.
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Variance Repeal Sought for City Billboard in C-1
Community voices demand the city zoning board rescind a granted variance allowing a billboard in the historic C-1 district. The ordinance bans billboards without proving hardship, which the board failed to require. Audrey Przybylski West Laurel Avenue calls for accountability after decades of oversight.
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Controversial claims by Rachel Dolezal and others
A speaker argues modernity lets people redefine race and sex, citing Rachel Dolezal and Elizabeth Warren as examples. The piece discusses identity, taxpayer issues, and a provocative idea of self-identifying as a springbok, claiming personal gain and critiquing tax rules.
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Democrats push automatic national voter registration plan
Democrats led by Hillary Clinton advocate automatic national voter registration to expand the electorate amid constitutional debates and partisan battle. Critics cite legality concerns and suggest the move aims to tilt elections. Republicans point to past limits on voting and urge stricter ID rules rather than broader access.
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