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Newspaper
The Gaston Gazette
Location
Gastonia, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 2017
Page
4
Lucy C Talley and Michael Smith named regional executive editors in a Gazette staff reshuffle. The notice lists their new titles and responsibilities within the paper, signaling leadership changes and continuity in editorial direction.
Esther Cepeda argues that violence from white supremacists creates a broader form of racial profiling that targets whites as well. She cites NPR and expert Grace Hale to show how privileges and stereotypes press whites into defensiveness while minorities face heightened enmity.
A reflection on truth over consistency from the 19th century American writer Oliver Wendell Holmes Sr. It emphasizes staying true to principle rather than rigidly adhering to sameness.
The Gaston Gazette outlines that letters to the editor must include the writer's name, address and daytime phone number and may be edited for length, clarity and accuracy. Preferred length is 300 words or less with a limit of one letter published every 15 days. Forms poetry petitions and consumer complaints are not published.
Lane Filler argues in Newsday that removing Confederate monuments risks erasing history. He urges adding a Vietnam War Memorial style wall listing enslaved Black people to contextualize the era, warning against "honoring" a lie and urging full truth over toppling statues.
The Union-Tribune editorial urges caution over the Iran accord amid U S sanctions relief and IAEA inspections, noting Iran’s renewed enrichment and U S missile sanctions, while linking North Korea’s ICBM test to broader nuclear proliferation worries. It warns that Iran may not meet obligations and criticizes U S efforts toward moderation with Tehran.
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