"The Greensboro Truth and Reconciliation Commission dialogue at the Central Library Feb. 24 demonstrated how this sometimes-misunderstood initiative can bring us together as a stronger community. Think about what you might contribute to it..."

"This city wants international status but not everything that comes with it. With age, experience and listening to our folks at supper, we realized Greensboro is a divided city racially and socially..."

"This city wants international status but not everything that comes with it. With age, experience and listening to our folks at supper, we realized Greensboro is a divided city racially and socially..."

"The April 11 news article, 'Fighting racism with truth,' would be just another comical oxymoron if it weren't such an excellent example of liberal journalism..."

"One of the things that bothers me most about the stated purpose of the Truth and Reconciliation Project is its claim that this event has not been discussed and has been swept under the rug..."

"I am emotionally numb regarding the City Council's vote on the Truth and Reconciliation issue..."

"What? Allen Johnson's column (April 24) criticizing the way Florence Gatten spoke about the Truth and Reconciliation project is the strangest piece of fiction ever written about a Greensboro city leader. Florence is known for her tireless work on behalf of all parts of our community..."

"I have a question about the Truth and Reconciliation project that I voiced in a gathering recently without satisfactory answer. The question is, who are we trying to reconcile with whom?..."

"Regarding the letter (April 27) by Jack Hart of Conover: Hart refers accurately to the Klan-Communist incident (Nov. 3, 1979). Yet, the editorial page headline writer chose to use the term 'Klan-Nazi.' The editors/reporters at the News & Record continue to call it the 'Klan-Nazi' incident, which it was not...."