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Manhattan: To Voicer Fran Boffa: While being respectful of the tragic 1973 killing of 10-year-old Clifford Glover at the hands of a police officer who was white, your feelings are hurt. Why? Because this happened to be an entire fact?

Bronx: I’ve come to find out that the NYC Department of Homeless Services has a rule that single people who are staying at shelters have to leave their beds from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and stay out all day. This is why there are so many homeless people roaming the streets of New York — they have nowhere to go. A lot of these people get so accustomed to being outside, not to mention being kicked out of the place that is supposed to be a roof over their heads, that they’d rather stay outside and fend for themselves.

Tuscaloosa, Ala.: Re “We don’t ‘prevent suicide’,” (Dec. 25): It’s great that Twitter restored its suicide-prevention tool, but Twitter and other companies should be doing more to prevent suicide, not simply restoring an inadequate status quo. One easy way to do that would be to expand the range of search terms that return suicide prevention information.

Vancouver Island, British Columbia: Once viewed as a leader for democracy, the torch of the Statue of Liberty is about to be snuffed out. By electing a liar and conspiracy theorist who, along with his sycophants, gaslighted you so much into believing that the left is your enemy and eroded your republic to fall into unfounded conspiracies, you created chaos that resulted in an attempted coup and undermined election integrity.

Medford, L.I.: Kudos to Republican gubernatorial candidate Lee Zeldin for backing up a New York State judge’s ruling that the city must rehire essential workers who were fired because they refused to take the COVID vaccine and cited that they should receive back pay for being summarily dismissed. Now that’s what I call righting a wrong!