I am not politically correct. I am white.
I was raised to respect all people, (B)lack, red, yellow and white, as well as those in blue and brown. I grew up and formed opinions during the 1950s and 1960s.
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I am not politically correct. I am white.
I was raised to respect all people, (B)lack, red, yellow and white, as well as those in blue and brown. I grew up and formed opinions during the 1950s and 1960s.
I was once a reporter for this newspaper. I was not trained in journalism, but was hired because I exhibited some promise with the PSAs I wrote over a period of several years. Therefore, Jay Ashley, along with Don Bolden and Jim Wilson, taught me all I learned during my brief newspaper career.
The main thing I learned was to write the facts without personal opinions or slanted language. Isaac Grove and Dean-Paul Stephens blatantly show their prejudices and biases in the adjectives and adverbs they chose to include in what is supposed to be a factual account of events, people, places and the like. They are not reporting. They are writing opinion pieces.
Isaac and Dean-Paul, please write just the facts. Leave out your biased thoughts. Let me, as the reader, read what happened from factual reporting and form my own opinions. Please be true journalists.
Bill Henderson, Mebane
This article originally appeared on Times-News: Letter: Mebane man accuses reporters of using biased language