Read the Express-News letters to the editor for Nov. 27.
Those in the Marble Falls student section who made loud, abusive monkey screeches when an African American senior athlete was shooting a free throw were wrong.
Multiple adults, including coaches and trainers sitting feet away, did nothing. When good people are silent about racial abuse, it’s like agreeing.The offending team should have been disqualified and forfeited the game. They should have been disqualified from participating in the rest of the tournament. The video of the incident has more than 10,000 views, and is being mentioned on national television.We should show our support for No.
If unarmed heroes have the courage to protect their fellow men and women, why on earth couldn’t armed law enforcement try to save our precious children and their teachers? The unarmed citizens didn’t stand outside for more than an hour.Mass shootings are defined as events that result in killing or injuring more than 4 people. According to the Gun Violence Archive, our country has racked up 600 mass shootings for 2022.
Shoutouts to Sen. Ted Cruz, Sen. John Cornyn, Gov. Greg Abbott, Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick and all their supporters in both U.S. and Texas leadership positions who have worked tirelessly to achieve our current lifestyle.
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