Sun Journal letters policy guidance for contributors
The Sun Journal outlines submission rules for reader letters including length limits of up to 400 words, the requirement to address the editor, and a two week gap between letters from the same writer. It requests name, address and daytime phone, with only name and hometown published, and notes no publication guarantee. Attachments not read. submit via form or email or postal mail.
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Rittenhouse not a hero amid polarized verdicts
Miami Herald columnist Leonard Pitts Jr argues that Kyle Rittenhouse is not a hero. He notes the Aug 25 Kenosha actions, the militia presence, and police interactions, criticizing media framing and political commentary for creating a misleading narrative of innocence and heroism.
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Yle Rittenhouse
John Pierce
Fox “News
Politico
Alan Endries
Kenosha
Wisconsin
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New York Times
Jacob Blake
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Miami Herald
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First Amendment text notes for liberty and rights
A concise articulation of the First Amendment protections in U.S. law, outlining no establishment of religion, free exercise, speech, press, assembly, and petition rights. It references government restraint limits and the public redress of grievances. The clause anchors protections in constitutional practice and civil liberties history.
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Predicting the economic juggernaut in a pandemic
Megan McArdle argues predictability in markets is limited as the housing boom masks two Americas. She warns of long term risks from weak relief, shifts to multifamily and commercial real estate, and the drag of persistently low interest rates. The piece reflects on policy, debt, and the future of meeting housing demand.
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Washington
University of Chicago
Booth School of Business
Igger Places
America
Americas
Alan Bator
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Harriet Jacobs Remembered as North Carolina Abolitionist
John Hood urges memorials for Harriet Jacobs, Edenton born author of Incidents in the Life of a Slave Girl. The piece recounts her escape from Norcom, self-emancipation, abolitionist work in New York and Boston, Civil War relief efforts, and lasting impact on freedom in North Carolina.
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Frederick Douglass
Maryland
Harriet Jacobs
Edenton
Delilah Horniblow
Delilah
Harriet
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Samuel
Sawyer
Norcom
New York
John Jacobs
Boston
Samuel Sawyer
America
South
Alexandria
Savannah
Washington
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London
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