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Newspaper
Sun Journal
Location
New Bern, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 2020
Page
6
The Sun Journal outlines submission rules for letters to the editor including word limit, formatting, and required contact details. It notes only name and hometown may be published, prohibits attachments, and requires live submissions via the website email or mail by writers.
Marc Thiessen argues that purging bad cops requires reforming police collective bargaining. He cites studies showing unions shield misconduct, compares to 2012 Act 10 reforms in Wisconsin for public workers, and supports independent reviews of officer related deaths. He warns left targets police as institution and calls for stronger accountability to protect good officers.
Detroit Free Press editorial argues the Defund the Police meme blinds the reform movement to systemic change. It calls for reimagining public safety, demilitarizing departments, and expanding crisis counseling and community leadership. The piece criticizes the slogan for enabling political distortion and urges a clearer, less divisive rallying cry.
Shirley Scott and Neil Ober in New Bern discuss how white privilege shapes outcomes from education housing and jobs. They contrast historical discrimination with present gains for Black Americans while urging continued focus on a level playing field and broader understanding beyond personal hardship.
The First Amendment limits government power by preventing establishment of religion, protecting free exercise, safeguarding freedom of speech and of the press, and preserving the right to assemble and petition. It anchors citizen rights against government action and shapes civic discourse.
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