It is beyond disheartening to see the ugliness of national politics seep into, of all places, the Attleboro Public Library.
Columnists
After our Civil War ended in 1865, various former Confederates as well as sympathizers with the Confederate cause — rebel, secessionist — took to revising the history leading up to the war. They created the fiction of a noble “lost cause.”
As a people, we Americans just don’t like being told what to do.
It’s apparent that the opinions expressed last week in this space were shared by a number of you, as I met a dozen or more readers who let me know they were in total agreement with my comments and observations.
I was so mad. So so so mad.
You’re next column, an old friend said to me the other day, will be about hugging. And then we did as I was leaving. We hugged each other for the first time in a while.
Letters to the Editor
To the editor:
Critical Race Theory should most certainly be taught in schools
To the editor:
The fools on the Hill
A poem: The 2021 Red Sox
To the editor:
To the editor:
What will the Sox do?