The Gazette: Lisa Roberson Named Managing Editor
The Gazette announces Lisa Roberson will serve as managing editor, continuing the paper’s long tradition since its 1302 founding. Roberson succeeds current editor and will oversee newsroom operations and editorial strategy.
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We All Must Condemn Antisemitic Attacks Worldwide
The piece condemns a surge of antisemitic incidents linked to Middle East tensions, noting vandalism, assaults, online abuse, and a spike in U S incidents. It cites a Los Angeles Times report on antisemitism and urges education, exposure, and inclusion to counter hate.
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Mayorkas consider tools to teach children discern truth from lies
Opinion piece argues against government methods to indoctrinate youth with “truth” in a political climate. Cites past lies by leaders, compares to Orwellian Newspeak, and warns about propaganda and censorship affecting objective journalism and public discourse. Readers are invited to email the editor.
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Change born of tragedy inspires mixed hopes and critique
Dahleen Glanton reflects on the slow pace of social change after George Floyd's murder, noting ongoing protests and partial reforms while warning against superficial actions. She cites Confederate monuments removal, branding changes, and police reform laws as milestones, yet argues deeper churn is needed. The piece questions enduring divisions and calls for genuine justice.
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