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Letters to the Editor

  1. letters

    Removing Offensive Language From Classic Books

    Readers discuss changes to books by Agatha Christie, Roald Dahl, Ian Fleming and others. Also: Transgender athletes; Taiwan and China; an Emily writes.

     
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    Should All States Have Aid in Dying Laws?

    Readers cite stories of their own illness and that of a father and a beloved dog. Also: Long lives of humorists; baseball’s new look; protest songs.

     
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    Going Blind: Anger, Fear and Hope

    Readers react to an essay writer’s “exhilarating” experience. Also: Ron DeSantis and immigration; trans athletes; alternatives to opioids; tips for food deliveries.

     
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    A Judge’s Attempt to Outlaw an Abortion Pill

    Readers criticize a ruling nullifying the F.D.A.’s approval of mifepristone. Also: Assault weapons; working with inmates; minor offenses.

     
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    Exploiting Children in the Workplace

    Readers respond to a guest essay about child labor. Also: Political scandals; “unconvictable” Trump; at a pool in Paris; A.I. as an aid for blind people.

     
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    Walking as a Cure for What Ails Us

    Readers react to a guest essay extolling the benefits of walking. Also: Ex-inmates’ re-entry into society; a Disney film banned in a Florida school.

     
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    Have American Workers ‘Gone Soft’?

    Readers react to a guest essay that argued that remote work has damaged the American work ethic.

     
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    The Tennessee Expulsions: ‘What a Travesty!’

    Readers criticize the legislature for expelling two Black Democrats for their protest over the Nashville shooting. Also: Clarence Thomas; inflation; neckties.

     
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    Better Ways for Suburbs to Build More Housing

    Readers discuss the issue of affordable housing in New York’s suburbs. Also: An autocracy’s blunders; abortion rights; unfamiliar names.

     
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    After His Arraignment, Trump Lashes Out

    Readers discuss the former president’s speech and urge less media coverage of him. Also: Liberal victories in two races; a renewed interest in Freud.