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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 2003
Page
4
A compilation of Texas editorials collected by the Associated Press offers diverse perspectives on state politics policy and public affairs from leading newspapers across the region. It reflects debates on governance judiciary fiscal matters and social issues shaping Texas public discourse.
In a 6-3 decision Justice Kennedy writes that the Texas law banning deviates sexual intercourse between adults in private violates constitutional privacy. The Lawrence v. Texas ruling affirms liberty in the home, but does not decide on gay marriage. Austin American Statesman.
Census data show Latinos at 38.8 million in July 2002, surpassing African Americans at 38.3 million to become the nation’s largest minority. The piece notes rapid growth, potential political shifts, and San Antonio as a model for future demographic and economic trends in a changing America.
Public Forum item lists contact details for Odessa area readers. It provides a postal address P O Box 2952 Odessa Texas 79760 and a fax number 915 333 7742 for comments. It also mentions an online submission route via onletters link.freedom.com.
Monna Charen questions the fame of Jessica Lynch and the myth around her rescue. The column contrasts US press coverage, political motives, and shifting attitudes toward women in combat, noting improved legal gains but lingering skepticism about wartime narratives and gender roles.
Dennis Prager, syndicated radio host from Los Angeles, argues liberals and the Democratic Party harm blacks through affirmative action. He asserts the policy damages black achievement, fuels race myths, and undermines self-reliance, labeling affirmative action as race-based welfare and calling for a shift to evaluating individuals by achievement rather than color.
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