East Bay Times Letters to the Editor for Aug. 30, 2022
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Thank you, Gov. Newsom, for being the voice of reason and common sense with your veto on the disaster that was Senate Bill 57. The last thing any city needs is sanctioned drug abuse on its streets. Given that marginalized people have been excluded and worse for decades, centuries, eons, from places and opportunities overtly or “understood” to be for Whites only, maybe it’s high time we experience what it feels like to be rejected on the basis of our skin color alone. I’m sure it’s uncomfortable, Mr. Drury, having that shoe on your foot for a change.We understand no one likes energy bills that are higher than expected.
Most Christian conservatives today strenuously reject the idea that America should be a Christian nation, in which Christian views and values should dominate. Rather, we believe in pluralism. That is, that all people, whether they are religious of any form or non-religious, should have an equal right not only to believe what you want to believe, but to be able to express it openly, and, even, to try to influence society accordingly.
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