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November 29
Abortion rights advocates and abortion opponents gather outside the Supreme Court in Washington, D.C., on Nov. 1.

Readers Write: Abortion, COVID

Time to address Roe's mistake.
Letters
November 28
Children check out the books brought by International Institute of Minnesota’s Jane Graupman, whose nonprofit is helping resettle Afghan refugees in

Readers Write: Birthrates, critical race theory, global involvement, climate change

The global perspective
Letters
November 27
Minnesota Health Commissioner Jan Malcolm and Gov, Tim Walz during a news conference last week.

Readers Write: Jan Malcolm's fate, Minnesota's environmental failings, thoughts on COVID-19 shots and 'senseless violence'

Time for a sacrifice.
Letters
November 26
The courtroom where the Derek Chauvin trial took place at the Hennepin County Government Center in Minneapolis. The trial was allowed to be livestream

Readers Write: Cameras in the courtroom, Rittenhouse trial, Robert Bly

What more is there to study?
Letters
November 25
Readers Write: Daylight saving time, birds and stadiums

Readers Write: Daylight saving time, birds and stadiums

That's not going to work up here.
Letters
November 24
Finn Washburn, 9, celebrates with mom Kate Elsley after receiving a dose of the COVID-19 vaccine in San Jose, Calif.

Readers Write: Thanksgiving, COVID vaccines, nursing, Midtown Greenway

Grateful for those shots.
Letters
November 23
Supporters of a $15 minimum wage rallied in St. Paul in 2017.

Readers Write: Work and workers, Robert Bly

Our data is nonpartisan, rigorous.
Letters
November 22
Protesters chant as they march through the streets in Minneapolis on Saturday in response to the verdict in Kyle Rittenhouse’s trial.

Readers Write: Rittenhouse trial

Better to prevent than nitpick.
Letters
November 21
Candles are placed around a monument to victims of the Great Famine in Kiev, Ukraine, in 2009. The famine in Soviet Ukraine killed millions of people

Readers Write: Critical race theory and Marxism

Which failure should we emulate?
Letters
November 20
David McNally, his wife, Cheryl Harms Hauser, and her daughter Wendy Longacre Brown flipped through a photo album. Two years ago, Hauser was diagnosed

Readers Write: Illness and death with dignity, the Kyle Rittenhouse case, teachers, forbearance

Death with dignity is hard no matter how it's approached, but understanding is needed.
Letters
November 19
Kyle Rittenhouse arrived for jury selection at the Kenosha County Courthouse on Nov. 1. Rittenhouse was found not guilty on all counts Friday.

Readers Write: Rittenhouse trial, Rep. Paul Gosar, St. Paul school closures, the minimum wage

Up next for Rittenhouse: more fame.
Letters
November 18
Environmental engineer Laura Lewis, left, and geologist Kenzie Kester, both of whom work for an environmental remediation business doing contracting f

Readers Write: The environment

Something in the water.
Letters
November 17
Recent opinions have presented both permanent daylight saving time and permanent standard time as solutions. Today’s writers say: Just go with the f

Readers Write: Time changes, COVID-19 hospitalizations, Guthrie incident, Midtown Greenway resurfacing

The current way is OK; blame the universe
Letters
November 16
Matthew Saldivar in “A Christmas Carol” at the Guthrie Theater. The play’s opening was interrupted recently by an audience disruption.

Readers Write: Guthrie incident, time changes, representation, COVID rates, pandemic response

Compassion, blame, exploitation
Letters
November 15
Readers Write: Critical race theory in schools, the environment

Readers Write: Critical race theory in schools, the environment

Not quite that simple.
Letters
November 14
Hennepin Avenue and N. 7th Street in downtown Minneapolis.

Readers Write: Crime and policing in Minneapolis, Rittenhouse trial, Metro Transit

On second thought, we stayed home.
Letters
November 13
These T-wall structures in Rosemount are part of the historic Gopher Ordnance Works site at UMore Park.

Readers Write: UMore Park, old streetcars, government spending, photographers

More than just history here.
Letters
November 12
A nurse fills needles with the Johnson & Johnson vaccine in Eden Prairie in April.

Readers Write: COVID vaccines, voting systems, Minneapolis yard waste

Here's what the stats really mean.
Letters
November 11
Brian Wray, of Fridley, took part in a test to analyze the fit of face masks at the University of Minnesota Driven to Discover Research Facility in Se

Readers Write: The pandemic, policing in Minneapolis, the old Cafe Un Deux Trois

"Get on with life"? Not so fast.
Letters
November 10
Department of Natural Resources wildlife official Tim Lyons prepares to remove the lymph nodes from a buck harvested near Hastings to test the animal

Readers Write: Testing for chronic wasting disease, climate change, vaccination

Push through bureaucracy.
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  1. Readers Write: Abortion, COVID
  2. Readers Write: Birthrates, critical race theory, global involvement, climate change
  3. Readers Write: Jan Malcolm's fate, Minnesota's environmental failings, thoughts on COVID-19 shots and 'senseless violence'
  4. Readers Write: Ilhan Omar and the example of Paul Wellstone, renaming buildings at the U, how whites respond to threats to the social order, national debt, Paul Manafort's sentence, eggs and cholesterol
  5. Readers Write: Ditching Facebook, Jan Malcolm, Alec Baldwin, St. Paul school board, LEAP High School

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