Readers Respond

Schools like Dulaney High have problems on top of air conditioning but Baltimore County leadership has so far failed to provide adequate answers.

Catholic bishops' uncharitable effort to deny communion to President Biden seems not in keeping with Christian faith.

Catholic bishops so anxious to hurt President Biden could learn from the example of a Baltimore priest who has cared for many

Given all the common tasks that require photo ID, it's hardly voter suppression to expect Marylanders to prove their identity at the polls.

Understanding that we are all human beings who should not be defined by skin color is the first step toward equality.

Americans need to step up and get their vaccinations to help everyone defeat COVID-19 worldwide and return to a more normal existence.

City officials recognized that high-speed train is not a viable project and it's better to promote more conventional passenger rail technology.

U.S. needs infrastructure investment but not the massive plan that Democrats may push through on top of bipartisan agreement.

Brandon Scott has not been in office long enough to hit him hard on the city's high property tax rate.

Readers sing the praises of the chorusing creatures as there time here ends

Aggressive driving has been on the upswing during the COVID-19 pandemic and more needs to be done to stop this dangerous trend.

Making it more difficult for targeted individuals to vote is not a political tactic that Americans should accept.

Brandon Scott's pledge to be 'smarter' about gun violence and his partnership with Biden don't add up to much aside from pointing a finger at Congress.

The unvaccinated need to understand the true cost of their failure to get the needle - by paying for it.

To make his case against anti-racism 'bullying,' columnist makes a lot of misleading claims including linking anti-racism with Marxism.

Women who deliver and breastfeed babies could use all kinds of support: Let's worry more about that than how best to describe them.

Ack, ye tiny crawlin', winged, red-eyed creature that shows up every 17 years, ye will be missed.

Baltimore priest has earned his retirement and richly deserves to be reminded of what a positive impact he's had.

Business owners seek prompt, collaborative action by Baltimore's leaders to address serious concerns about crime and related problems.

When the state payroll shows 40% of high-earners are women, that's cause of celebration, not concern.

Juneteenth national holiday may seem like political pandering but given the impact of slavery on this nation, it carries a lot of power.

If city students are to get to school safely and on time, lawmakers must override Hogan's veto of legislation funding neglected MTA transit systems.

Maryland congressman's refusal to honor police who risked their lives to keep the U.S. Capitol occupants safe is appalling.

Drawing sharp distinctions between people by just two skin colors fails to acknowledge how small the differences really are.

The Supreme Court's support for Obamacare is not just a cause for celebration but a reminder that more needs to be done to increase access to health insurance.

A 17-year insect's fleeting time above ground is a circumstance to celebrate, not a moment to panic.

The best cure for the post-COVID-19 pandemic blues would be for Baltimoreans to get a chance to flock to big public happenings like Artscape again.

It's now time to immediately allow those thousands of Afghans who assisted our military to emigrate to the United States.