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A West Texas Reader Says The Overton Window Is Moving On Racial Issues, Partly Thanks To South Africa | Letters

That Overton window is still moving. It appears a number of prominent MAGA leaders are realizing that diversity is just division. Mr. Steve Cortes was a close advisor to a recent President. Mr. Cortes has recently been warning about South Africa as an example of the dingy of diversity fantasy crashing and sinking on the rocks of reality. From one of his recent tweets promoting his TV show: "Could America end up like South Africa? Yes, if we continue on the racial animosity trend prescribed by t...
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A West Texas Reader Calls For The Revival Of Washington's Birthday | Letters

Allan Wall’s blog post made me recall another abolished formerly "Dominant Holiday". Little mention anywhere this year of George Washingtons Birthday. This is a tragedy of errors. The National Archives website claims, "Contrary to popular belief, neither Congress nor the President has ever stipulated that the name of the holiday observed as Washingtons Birthday be changed to "Presidents Day."" History.com states the 1968 Uniform Monday Holiday Act and its mixed motives brought this about. ...
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A West Texas Reader Cites Antonin Scalia On Diversity And Anglo-Saxon Culture | Letters

Youve probably already seen this, here it is in case not. Ryan J. Girdusky tweeted this video clip of the late Justice Antonin Scalia using story telling to describe the Anglo-Saxon culture that has bound America together. A great story. I had a similar experience (but on a smaller scale!) to what he describes as bringing about his understanding. “Diversity is fine, but diversity does not make a nation” James Fulford writes: Scalia was proud of his Italian heritage, but also one hundred pe...
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