Readers Respond

The obvious challenges facing low-income families with online learning highlight the need for greater efforts to help them overcome these barriers.

Peaceful protesters and city government in Portland, Ore. need to work together to avoid violence caused by the presence of unwanted and unruly federal law enforcement agents and other outside agitators.

Maryland could help two birds with one stone by providing generous payments to unemployed who accept temporary jobs as poll workers in the November election.

Humanity owes a debt to an 'immortal' woman whose cancerous cells have allowed so many others to live.

The Sun's television critic is quick to find fault with President Trump even as he praises objectivity in the media.

The Work Progress Administration could be applied for the current unemployment crisis.

The closing of Maryland schools this fall without sufficient justification means K-12 students will find themselves with a second-rate virtual classroom experience instead.

Dan Rodricks is correct to condemn racism but he's wrong to make assumptions about where it comes from and that only inflames divisions.

Dan Rodricks' column falls in line with our country's racist ignorance.

Doctors ought to share COVID-19 information with CDC but not with a White House intent on altering the data for political purposes.

President Trump's expectation that young children returning to classrooms in the coming weeks pose no public health risk to their communities is beyond fantasy.

As the pandemic lessens, government help for renters facing eviction might be reduced but it would be seriously unwise to stop it altogether.

John Lewis' memory will be best served by real change and real action.

The choice of what to focus on when it comes to reopening this country is indicative of nationwide failure to care about education.

Former mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake was spot-on with her assessment of Mr. Hogan's actions.

By scapegoating China, Mr. Trump is avoiding the real issue in pandemic response: himself.

President Trump's federal agents have to be stopped.

The bloated military budget and Republican balking is keeping important stimulus money from Americans.

How bars could still be open while so many other enterprises, including schools, cannot is yet another demonstration of the fearsome power of the alcohol industry on government decisions and it ought to be curbed.

The outgoing head of the Anne Arundel County Police Department did a good job upgrading the force and responding to the challenges facing law enforcement.

Maryland's K-12 schools are using all the tools at their disposal to make sure that students are not left behind when classes resume this fall whether they are virtual or in-person or a combination.

Because the COVID-19 virus spreads any time of day, the timing restrictions are illogical.

The pictures of Ocean City beach-goers display why COVID-19 is spreading so quickly.

The real issue with newspapers is not the pandemic, it's the over-reporting of the pandemic and the prejudice against white people.

Daily editorial cartoons are a welcome sight in The Baltimore Sun again.

Dana Summers' cartoon published in The Sun was offensive and wrong.

As COVID-19 cases spike and schools will not be able to return to in-person classes, Governor Hogan continues to allow non-essential businesses to stay open.

What exactly did Ocean City expect when leadership didn't step up?