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Assault rifles deserve to be regulated | READER COMMENTARY

Written in an era of muskets, the Second Amendment should not be applied to military grade weapons of mass destruction.

In child abuse scandal, what would real justice look like? | READER COMMENTARY

Potential monetary damages to victims (but mostly lawyers) doesn't seem adequate after decades of misconduct and cover-up.

A basic misunderstanding of critical race theory | READER COMMENTARY

Looking more thoughtfully at how African Americans living in the United States have been treated over time is a positive development, not a negative one.

Like lawyers, aren’t college professors able to argue differing views? | READER COMMENTARY

Colleges should not sweat the personal politics of professors but whether they can refrain from being ideologues in the classroom.

‘Councilmanic courtesy’ viewed as grift | READER COMMENTARY

Baltimore County councilmembers have far too much power over land use decisions - including those that enrich preferred developers.

Threat posed by COVID isn’t over yet | READER COMMENTARY

COVID remains too significant a health threat for hospitals and other health care providers to be dropping mask mandates.

Wrong to spend $450M on stadium renovations while people go homeless | READER COMMENTARY

What does it say about Maryland that there are tax dollars to renovate M&T Bank Stadium but not to properly house and provide health care to all?

Thanks to a Calvert Hall teacher who stood up to child abuse | READER COMMENTARY

As a teacher at Calvert Hall, Charles LoPresto bravely confronted the Catholic school's administration over child sexual abuse.

Stonewalling by archdiocese follows familiar pattern | READER COMMENTARY

Archbishop Lori's resistance to full disclosure over past incidents of child sexual abuse is not a new strategy for Catholic Church.

Creating new opportunities for older Marylanders | READER COMMENTARY

Now is a good time to explore ways to better engage senior citizens and coordinate programs aimed at improving their lives.

Later school starting times improve student performance | READER COMMENTARY

It doesn't take a big analysis but only a modicum of classroom experience to recognize that starting classes later has a net benefit to all involved.

CNN town hall shows Trump remains an amoral bully | READER COMMENTARY

If Americans are still buying the hate and lies the ex-president is spewing, then shame, shame on us.

Public deserves full account of Roy McGrath case | READER COMMENTARY

FBI has an obligation to disclose the full results of its investigation into the shooting death of Gov. Larry Hogan's ex-chief-of-staff-turned-fugitive.

Orioles should lock-in Rutschman now, avoid heartache later | READER COMMENTARY

Orioles catcher Rutschman is too valuable to the team not to offer him a lucrative long-term contract extension right now.

Kudos for coverage of child abuse scandal | READER COMMENTARY

The Baltimore Sun's reporting on the long history of abuse within the Baltimore archdiocese has been commendable.

Has The Baltimore Sun turned anti-Catholic? | READER COMMENTARY

Why the high volume of articles and critical commentary regarding decades of child sexual abuse within the Baltimore archdiocese?

End state subsidies for horse racing, a cruel industry | READER COMMENTARY

Given the high number of deaths associated with horse racing, it's time to stop shoveling millions of dollars in state revenue in that direction.

In Baltimore, a tale of two department store experiences | READER COMMENTARY

In the Jim Crow era, the experience of visiting Hochschild Kohn and other retailers was not the same for people of color.

The Sun unwisely supports a tax increase — again | READER COMMENTARY

The Baltimore Sun Editorial Board's endorsement of a higher local income tax rate for high-earners is mistaken but not surprising.

Would a Camden Yards ‘Battery’ fit a recharging downtown? | READER COMMENTARY

Enough with the push to match Atlanta's "The Battery" ballpark entertainment district in Baltimore.

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