Dothan speaks up Letters to the editor for the week of Oct 21 2022 Letters - Wire HEAD TOPICS
Dothan speaks up Letters to the editor for the week of Oct 21 2022
10/22/2022 12:35:00 AM Our weekly round-up of letters published in the Dothan Eagle
Letters Wire
Source Dothan Eagle
Our weekly round-up of letters published in the Dothan Eagle Our weekly round-up of letters published in the Dothan Eagle Tuberville ‘conscienceless’During a Nevada rally, Alabama’s U.S. Sen. Tommy Tuberville demonized Black people as criminals and dupes. He said, “Democrat’s support reparations for enslaved peoples’ descendants, “they think the people who do the crime are due that.” Tuberville’s audience gobbled his toxic spill like it was hot buttered popcorn. Tuberville smeared Blacks by suggesting they lacked the awareness and ability to campaign for their own reparations. It’s akin to the mendacity fired at Martin Luther King, that he was a Communist Party dupe. Tuberville simply resurrected the white supremacist rant. Read more:
Dothan Eagle » Dothan neighbors: Obituaries for October 20 Dothan neighbors: Obituaries for October 21 What you missed this week in notable Dothan crimes and court cases Flag Football Roundup: Dothan wins two matches; NMA falls in two matches BBC trolls Liz Truss via Rihanna You look so dumb right now CNN Business
The BBC has taken a swipe at outgoing UK Prime Minister Liz Truss — with a little help from Rihanna. Read more >> Dothan neighbors: Obituaries for October 20Read through the obituaries published today in Dothan Eagle. Dothan neighbors: Obituaries for October 21Read through the obituaries published today in Dothan Eagle. What you missed this week in notable Dothan crimes and court casesThis week's local crime and court updates from Dothan Eagle. Flag Football Roundup: Dothan wins two matches; NMA falls in two matchesDothan’s girls flag football team defeated Northside Methodist Academy 13-7 and Russell County 7-6 Tuesday at Russell County in Seale. Expensive homes on the market in DothanThese are some of the most luxurious homes on the Dothan market. The ultimate garage & estate sale guide for this weekendDon't miss the great deals at these yard and estate sales around Dothan. Oct 15, 2022 Tuberville ‘conscienceless’ During a Nevada rally, Alabama’s U.Register for more free articles.Register for more free articles.( ) updates to this series since 39 min ago. S. Sen. Get local news delivered to your inbox! Subscribe to our Daily Headlines newsletter. Tommy Tuberville demonized Black people as criminals and dupes. Sign up!. He said, “Democrat’s support reparations for enslaved peoples’ descendants, “they think the people who do the crime are due that.” Tuberville’s audience gobbled his toxic spill like it was hot buttered popcorn. Tuberville smeared Blacks by suggesting they lacked the awareness and ability to campaign for their own reparations. It’s akin to the mendacity fired at Martin Luther King, that he was a Communist Party dupe. Tuberville simply resurrected the white supremacist rant. During his pre-election time-wasting, he refused to debate his opponent, Doug Jones. I see why. But he avowed his allegiance to President Donald’s Trump agenda. Trump reviled NFL players who took a knee to protest police killing Black and brown men, encouraged their teams to fire them, and derided them as “sons of bi***es.” In addition, Trump didn’t want military bases named after Confederate officers re-named. Yes, men who rebelled against their nation. A precursor to Jan. 6. In 2004, Tuberville coached an undefeated Auburn University team. However, four Black players — Jason Campbell, Ronnie Brown, Carlos Rogers, and Carnell “Cadillac” Williams — fueled the perfect season, not Tuberville. After the quartet left Auburn, the team’s record plummeted, and four years later Auburn dumped Tuberville. Tuberville’s comments flowed from his despicable, depraved, and decadent heart. He deserves censure and rebuke. But coercing Tuberville to spout a non-apologetic apology is futile. It’s impossible for this amoral man to issue a sincere apology. Karlos Dansby played for Auburn; he called Tuberville’s statement, “unnecessary, dead wrong, ugly.” Tuberville trumpeted his disdain for Black college athletes by co-authoring a bill designed to cap how much they generate based on their name, image, and likeness. Tuberville is corrupt, conscienceless, and contemptible. Marc D. Greenwood .