Opinion

To the editor: I am deeply disappointed in the Lansing school board. The Kansas City Star reported the board recently approved a parent’s bill of rights.

Once Tina Sloan Green took over the lacrosse program at Temple University in the years after the passage of Title IX, the landmark gender-equity law, she never stopped thinking about the girls who weren’t playing.

To the editor: Since I first entered politics three years ago, I have never refused an invitation for any community event, including Leavenworth County League of Women Voters events, if it was in my power to attend, regardless of my personal misgivings about their organization’s politics. They claim to be non-partisan, but the vast majority of their membership is also deeply involved in the Leavenworth County Democratic Party.

In her first week on the job at a Philadelphia abortion clinic, Amanda Kifferly was taught how to search for bombs. About a year later, protesters blocked the entrances and exits of the The Women’s Centers, at one point pulling Kifferly into something resembling a mosh pit, where they surrounded her and shoved her around.

To the editor: I have watched most of the Jan. 6 Committee.

To the editor: The Lansing school board recently voted to implement a Parents’ Bill of Rights. Listening to Rep.

New York’s governor has signed a law intended to prevent local officials from enacting rules that might suppress people’s voting rights because of their race. The John R.