• Letters: Another lesson from Cosby

  Another thing we learned from The Cosby Show was, “Blacks are people, too.”

• Letters: Wild game could help alleviate hunger

  It saddens me when I read articles like “National Commission on Hunger heard directly from hungry people.”

• Letters: Muslim presidential candidate ‘must make a choice’

  “It seems to me that any American Muslim who seeks to become president of our nation must make a choice between the ideals of Islam and the ideals of our Constitution.”

• Letters: Garland kind, joy-filled, interested

  Updated: “Diana Garland, social work educator and bridge builder, dies” is sad news.

• Letters: Moral compasses & patriotism

  The political/religious hot button of the week recently was the case in Kentucky where a clerk refused to issue marriage licenses after being ordered to by a judge and was sent to jail.

• Letters: Missionaries cut, Jesus wept; Prayers for CLC, Pastors for Texas Children

  If each Southern Baptist congregation would prayerfully, honestly, consider ways to assist in maintaining the current number of missionaries, there would be no need to cut missionaries.

• Letters: ID laws target voter suppression

  The new ID laws never were about fraud and all about keeping certain citizens from voting, as the Supreme Court has now ruled.

• Letters: Baylor’s name & student welfare

  ‘The first priority must be the safety and welfare of Baylor students, regardless of any harm that may come to Baylor’s good name.’

• Letters: Demonstrate welcome for all people

  I remember your passion for multiculturalism/diversity from previous articles. Your Aug. 7 editorial demands a response.

• Letters: Voting rights & voter ID

  I would like for someone to explain why having to show some form of ID in order to vote keeps one from voting. We have to show ID for almost every other process that keeps people from falsely participating.

• Letters: Former missionary sides with Roberts, not Graham

  The vast majority of Muslims are not radical and want to live peaceably among peoples of other faiths.

• Letters: ‘I’m with Franklin’

  “Thousands are being murdered by Islamic terrorists. I’m with Franklin.”