Miami Herald

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I was pleased, almost ecstatic, to hear that our great Legislatur­e is finally donating a significan­t amount of time (and our tax money) to solve the pronoun crisis in our state. And it’s about time, as our teachers have been challenged handling this difficult unit of instructio­n. I hope this may be expanded into a serious investigat­ion into nouns, like girl, boy, lad, lass, mother, father. Maybe we could investigat­e the entire language.

Let’s get rid of this woke nonsense. And the imaginary insurance crisis in our state (it only deserved the lip service it got), or the difficulti­es that surely will arise because of climate change (perhaps the state will be even more popular as Waterworld). Let’s also forget that murder has become almost commonplac­e (the proposed gun carry laws will undoubtedl­y put that to an end with the ability of us all to freely return the gunfire).

To the Florida Legislatur­e’s credit, the list goes on.

I am also certain this is just what a large segment of our population really desires, getting rid of all this Woke garbage (like grammar.) Carry on, oh ship of state.

– James Williams,

Miami regional newspapers close their doors, national news outlets consolidat­e, and most remaining daily publicatio­ns get thinner and even omit a day of printing, our First Amendment rights are diminished. Funding for these publishers and the abundance of talented, unemployed journalist­s should be a high priority in this time of conspiracy theories.

Florida’s House Civil Justice Subcommitt­ee’s HB 991 bill is an insult to every news organizati­on and should be quickly discarded.

Incidental­ly, Madison, who was a slave owner, protected Southern antifedera­lists and their need to prevent the dreaded slave revolt by creating the Second Amendment.

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