Springfield Trip Lets Baseball Heal Racial Rift Past
Gastonia moves toward reconciliation as Post 23 American Legion baseball faces Springfield area teams in a weekend series. The trip honors Bunny Taliaferro, the 1934 Gastonia player barred for skin color, and marks a milestone with Elmore Hill and Willie Gillispie, the first Black Legion players in North Carolina, attending. A 93-year-old 1934 teammate will throw the first pitch, symbolizing progress and unity.
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Micro-totalitarianism in campus debates and policy
Thomas Sowell argues that the left uses micro-aggression as a tool to silence debate, labeling ordinary statements as hate speech. He cites Berkeley UCLA Illinois and other campuses, connects it to broader attempts to control discourse, donor transparency, and social policy under ObamaCare, concluding this mindset risks totalitarian tendencies.
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Letter to the Editor on concealed carry impacts after Charleston shooting
The author argues concealed carry could have saved lives at the Emanuel AME Church tragedy. He criticizes the church pastor a state senator for opposing carry rights and urges more lawfully armed citizens to deter violence, naming David Hoesly as libertarian party chair.
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