National Geographic pits pit bulls against human bias
Reader urges view of Nat Geo Wild Love My Pit Bull hosted by Cesar Millan and Junior. The special argues humans must be trained to coexist with pit bulls and other dogs, condemning breed bans and ignorance as a form of genocide, with discussion of abuse, neglect, and responsible ownership.
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Reader Forum letters accepted in Ottawa Herald
Readers may submit hand signed letters with address and phone number. Send to Reader Forum The Ottawa Herald 104 S Cedar Ottawa KS 66067 or email letters ottawaherald.com Submissions capped at 400 words and may be edited for space grammar and clarity.
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Kansas lawmakers contact list recited for Kansas officials
Contact details for federal and state Kansas leaders include U.S. President Barack Obama, U.S. Rep Lynn Jenkins, U.S. Sen Pat Roberts, U.S. Sen Jerry Moran, Gov Sam Brownback, Attorney General Derek Schmidt, State Reps Blaine Finch Kevin Jones, and State Sen Caryn Tyson with office addresses phone numbers and official emails.
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Condi Rice subjected to campus protests over civil rights talk
Rich Lowry argues that opposition to Condoleezza Rice's lectures and board roles stems from hostility to her race and gender, not policy. He notes Minnesota, Rutgers, and Dropbox faced faculty and activist pushback, calling for disinvitation and ouster while defending free expression.
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The Betrayal of Moderates in Voting Rights Debate
Dick Polman argues that modern Republicans have abandoned the era of moderate support for civil rights. He traces the Voting Rights Act's history, the 2013 Supreme Court ruling, and today’s resistance to restoring strong protections, citing Sensenbrenner's stalled bill and state voting restrictions to illustrate partisan shift.
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