Cultural crisis tied to sexual revolution and power
Fort Worth Star Telegram columnist Cynthia M. Allen argues that the current wave of harassment and assault scandals reflects deeper cultural shifts sparked by the sexual revolution. She cites shifts in moral standards and media portrayals, urging clearer conduct norms in high profile roles and stronger support for women to move beyond Band-Aid solutions.
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Courts face wave of Trump nominees and Scalia debate
Stephen L. Carter discusses the rush to fill federal bench vacancies under President Trump, the idea of appointing “little Scalias,” and how nominee mindsets should be evaluated beyond rulings. He highlights Scalia’s originalist philosophy, his writings, and the risk of living constitutional interpretation.
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Readers invited to share opinions in Gaston Gazette
The Gaston Gazette outlines submission rules for letters to the editor including required name address and daytime phone number. Preferred length is 300 words or less with a limit of one letter published every 15 days and mentions the mailing address, phone, and email for submissions.
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