Almanac Highlights For August 17 2017
Today lists notable birthdays including Davy Crockett Marcus Garvey Mae West W Mark Felt Maureen O Hara Robert De Niro Sean Penn Jon Gruden Donnie Wahlberg and more It notes Felt once FBI associate director and recalls Michael Phelps eight golds in Beijing 2008 The Indonesia island count 17508 and the moon phase between Aug 14 last quarter and Aug 21 new moon.
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Youth Power in Charlottesville Fuels White Supremacy Return
The Charlottesville rally shows that young white supremacists are driving a resurgence, not fading with older generations. It highlights teen and twenty-something organizers and a 20-year-old accused of Heather Heyer's death, with parallels to past attacks and a broader trend of radicalization among millennials.
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Dump the outrage Republicans must disown Trump now
Jennifer Rubin argues that the GOP has become the party of anti Lincoln values and callous to slavery era symbols. She urges Republicans to shun Trump, expel neo Nazi symbols, reform education on Civil War history, and consider a new third party to restore true Lincoln era principles.
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Letters to the editor guidelines from The Chronicle Telegram
The Chronicle Telegram outlines submission rules for letters to the editor. Letters must be 250 words or fewer and may be edited for brevity accuracy and taste. Include signature full home address and telephone for verification.
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Reflections on Charlottesville and a family’s Anne Frank memory
Connie Schultz reflects on the Charlottesville violence marked by white supremacy and Nazi imagery. She recalls her daughter Caitlin meeting Miep Gies, Anne Frank’s protector, and contrasts past empathy with present racism while urging Americans to counter bigotry.
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