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Readers react to the turmoil over the Supreme Court overhaul. Also: Ron DeSantis and Black history in Florida; legacy admissions; prostitution.
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Readers react to the turmoil over the Supreme Court overhaul. Also: Ron DeSantis and Black history in Florida; legacy admissions; prostitution.
Readers respond to the Supreme Court hearing. Also: Israel’s path; those who changed Georgia politics; transcending limits; mourning Spencer the dog.
To the Editor: I sympathize with the protesting staff while understanding, as a retired publisher, the position of the management at Simon & Schuster. But there is a middle way. While there should not be censorship, those who have made a profession of promulgating unpleasant ideas do not need to be made rich by their publishers. So, Simon & Schuster should agree to publish, but not to pay a significant advance. If the book then goes to another publisher, so be it. Simon & Schuster will have sustained its commitment to the free dissemination of ideas and been saved from the shame of promoting ...