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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 2013
Page
2
Fred Reed recalls gym and club gender dynamics through personal memories. He contrasts men seeking serious weight and solitude with women favoring light aerobic social workouts, then recounts his resignation from a once men only National Press Club after a South America Night with Spanish costumes.
A polemic argues for sex-segregated education and military units, claiming boys need different schooling, male teachers, and harsher discipline, and that women’s presence undermines learning and front-line cohesion. It cites Men on Strike and The Kinder Gender Military as references.
The Pecos Enterprise invites signed letters on all subjects. Send to PO Box 2057 Pecos Texas 79772 or drop off at 324 S Cedar St 8 am to 5 pm Monday through Friday. Email news@pecos.net. Include a phone number for verification. editor may edit for content and length.
An editorial urges Americans to read the Constitution to understand constitutional law. It emphasizes the document as the foundation of freedom, argues for public literacy, and notes the practice of publishing a weekly portion to enhance citizen mastery of destiny and governance.
The amendment abolishes slavery and involuntary servitude except as punishment for crime after lawful conviction. It grants Congress power to enforce the provision by appropriate legislation within the United States and territories under its jurisdiction.
Editor notes that the 13th Amendment was the first Reconstruction measure after the Civil War. Former Confederate states needed ratification to rejoin the Union, with Mississippi never ratifying the amendment.
iGuest Column argues that advertisers and data brokers abuse personal information to target vulnerable groups with high risk loans and hidden pricing. It cites e-scores, stereotypes, and incidents like Staples.com price discrimination, calling for regulation and stronger privacy protections. Dana Floberg of Free Press notes the piece originated on FreePress.net.
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