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Jennie Lambert of Freedom Communications leads the Gazette as publisher with John Pea serving as editor and Barry Bridges as editorial page editor guiding opinion content and page design.
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Newspaper
The Gaston Gazette
Location
Gastonia, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 2007
Page
5
Jennie Lambert of Freedom Communications leads the Gazette as publisher with John Pea serving as editor and Barry Bridges as editorial page editor guiding opinion content and page design.
A radical statement on freedom and self-determination argues that all people are equally endowed by a creator with the right to preserve life and property. It asserts freedom comes from self control and not government power, urging individuals to promote and preserve liberty.
The piece argues a press conference called by Rev. Al Sharpton's National Action Network is not a true dialogue. It critiques one-way talking points and urges two or more voices for meaningful discussion on race relations after the Pilgrim Baptist Church blackface incident.
The U S Census Bureau reports 63 percent of Americans live in single family dwellings, with four or more bedrooms rising to one in five homes. Household size has shrunk to 2.6, yet larger houses grow as apartment living remains 12 percent nationwide, Miami Beach 75 percent and New York City about 54 percent. Possible explanations include home offices media rooms and dens as well as people getting bigger.
A public letter column reflects mixed feelings on a church blackface skit. Writers defend dialogue and reconciliation while others urge apology, caution against further strife, and call for open dialogue with the NAACP and community leaders.
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