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Why the mob thought attacking the Capitol was its ‘1776 moment’ | Franita Tolson / Guest columnist
The lesson of both 1898 and 2021 is that some Americans have, throughout the course of our history, romanticized the revolutionaries of 1776, selectively using that moment to justify violent behavior that is inconsistent with the democratic ideals that we have committed to as a nation.Don't miss
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Protesters who vandalize: Tougher policy is a good start | Letter to the editor
Re: “Seattle police chief announces tougher policy of prosecuting protesters who vandalize” : I’m glad to hear interim police Chief Adrian Diaz is cracking down on the self-proclaimed anarchists’ pointless property destruction; they make no point and obscure the message of the protesters who march for change. I think that all the real protesters support...