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Tag: Letter to editor

Inmate placed in solitary because he won’t cut his hair

June 6, 2019 Free PressOpinions

Dear Editor, My name is Richard Dickson #589943 and I’m currently housed at David Wade Correctional Center in Homer, LA. I’m from Monroe, LA., and I’ve been incarcerated since 2009, but been at David Wade since December 2012. I’m currently…

Letter to editor, Richard Dickson

Presidents, reparations, and ACT programs

April 25, 2019 Free PressOpinions

Hi Cadence, I read your last three articles and I totally agree with almost everything you had to say. In “If Kids Ruled the World,” you wrote about kids being presidents and what qualities the kids should have when they…

Letter to editor, Yulani Semien

Almost 2,000 in Angola convicted with non-unanimous juries

April 4, 2019April 4, 2019 Free PressOpinions

Dear Editor, In early 2018, The Baton Rouge Advocate News Paper released a series entitled “Tilting The Scales: A Jim Crow Law still colors Justice in Louisiana.” The series created an immediate buzz from experts and historians who labeled the…

Anthony Boult, Letter to editor

The delay in the lighting projects on Hwy 165 South are affecting area walkers

March 7, 2019March 7, 2019 Free PressOpinions

Dear Editor, I am writing this letter to address my concerns about the lack of lighting on South Bound Highway 165 between Monroe and Richwood. On Sunday, January 20, 2019, another life was lost. In my research, this is the…

Letter to editor, Reva McMillan Ford

I was racially profiled and my rights were violated

February 28, 2019February 28, 2019 Free PressOpinions

Dear Editor, On or about May 11th 2018, I was pulled over by Monroe City Police Department. When the officer walked up to my vehicle, I asked him why did I get pulled over. He stated I failed to use…

Letter to editor, Michael Johnson

Issues concerning School Bus and Student Safety

February 14, 2019 Free PressOpinions

Dear Editor, My name is not important and I am not looking for any glory out of this, but this issue concerns school buses and student safety, and I feel this issue should be brought to your attention. I live…

Letter to editor

13th Amendment keeps us slaves and prisoners

January 17, 2019January 17, 2019 Free PressOpinions

By: Mr. Allen Etienne Angola, LA Dear Editor, To the people over the world, the majority of what you read is only the rehearsements from what I’ve read and with my ability I quote on my own… The 14th Amendment…

Allen Etienne, Letter to editor

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