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LETTERS
2021, in Globe readers’ own words
If 2020 felt like a year like no other, then 2021 felt like more of the same.

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‘I came as close as one can to dying in childbirth’
The severity of my daughter’s defect was difficult to predict at the time. Only one doctor advised me to consider terminating the pregnancy.

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Don’t tread on my treads! — an antivax allegory
Some drivers are already on their third set of snow tires, which proves their ineffectiveness. We don’t know what they are made of, really.

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Student walkout in Cambridge is an urgent call to action on sexual assaults
We stood in freezing weather for more than two hours and listened to peers speak their pain, trauma, and anger.

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Throughout her childhood, Globe Santa coin bank sat on the kitchen counter year round
I still remember the lessons I learned from that annual tradition: that we should keep those in need in our hearts all year round, that children benefit from being taught to share, and that small contributions can add up to make big differences in the lives of others.

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Holden Caulfield still speaks to us
You see the sweetness of this young man who has nowhere to express his own grief and, as a teenage boy, doesn’t know how to do it.

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Voices of the grateful: Sometimes it’s the little things. It’s the big things too.
We asked our readers to take a break from politics and the pandemic, and look elsewhere to think of things they were thankful for. They were more than happy to oblige.

Dawn Neptune Adams, Maulian Dana, and Mishy Lesser
The erasure of Indigenous People’s history
False narratives are the foundation upon which big lies are built. Instead, let us acknowledge history and celebrate what our presence here today signals.

LETTERS
Readers talk turkey
Tom Keane's takedown of the traditional Thanksgiving menu had a few readers rising to the turkey's defense, while Devra First and Christopher Muther's point-counterpoint proved to be an eye-opener.

LETTERS
The people push to be heard loud and clear through ballot initiatives
Readers share a range of experiences and views regarding ballot initiatives in response to a recent column by Jeff Jacoby.

COMMUNITY VOICES

Black voices now

LETTERS
2021, in Globe readers’ own words
If 2020 felt like a year like no other, then 2021 felt like more of the same.

LETTERS
‘I came as close as one can to dying in childbirth’
The severity of my daughter’s defect was difficult to predict at the time. Only one doctor advised me to consider terminating the pregnancy.

LETTERS
Don’t tread on my treads! — an antivax allegory
Some drivers are already on their third set of snow tires, which proves their ineffectiveness. We don’t know what they are made of, really.

LETTERS
Student walkout in Cambridge is an urgent call to action on sexual assaults
We stood in freezing weather for more than two hours and listened to peers speak their pain, trauma, and anger.

LETTERS
Holden Caulfield still speaks to us
You see the sweetness of this young man who has nowhere to express his own grief and, as a teenage boy, doesn’t know how to do it.

LETTERS
Voices of the grateful: Sometimes it’s the little things. It’s the big things too.
We asked our readers to take a break from politics and the pandemic, and look elsewhere to think of things they were thankful for. They were more than happy to oblige.

Dawn Neptune Adams, Maulian Dana, and Mishy Lesser
The erasure of Indigenous People’s history
False narratives are the foundation upon which big lies are built. Instead, let us acknowledge history and celebrate what our presence here today signals.

LETTERS
Readers talk turkey
Tom Keane's takedown of the traditional Thanksgiving menu had a few readers rising to the turkey's defense, while Devra First and Christopher Muther's point-counterpoint proved to be an eye-opener.

LETTERS
The people push to be heard loud and clear through ballot initiatives
Readers share a range of experiences and views regarding ballot initiatives in response to a recent column by Jeff Jacoby.

COMMUNITY VOICES

Black voices now

LETTERS2021, in Globe readers’ own wordsIf 2020 felt like a year like no other, then 2021 felt like more of the same.

LETTERS‘I came as close as one can to dying in childbirth’The severity of my daughter’s defect was difficult to predict at the time. Only one doctor advised me to consider terminating the pregnancy.

LETTERSDon’t tread on my treads! — an antivax allegorySome drivers are already on their third set of snow tires, which proves their ineffectiveness. We don’t know what they are made of, really.

LETTERSStudent walkout in Cambridge is an urgent call to action on sexual assaultsWe stood in freezing weather for more than two hours and listened to peers speak their pain, trauma, and anger.

LETTERSHolden Caulfield still speaks to usYou see the sweetness of this young man who has nowhere to express his own grief and, as a teenage boy, doesn’t know how to do it.

LETTERSVoices of the grateful: Sometimes it’s the little things. It’s the big things too.We asked our readers to take a break from politics and the pandemic, and look elsewhere to think of things they were thankful for. They were more than happy to oblige.

Dawn Neptune Adams, Maulian Dana, and Mishy LesserThe erasure of Indigenous People’s historyFalse narratives are the foundation upon which big lies are built. Instead, let us acknowledge history and celebrate what our presence here today signals.

LETTERSReaders talk turkeyTom Keane's takedown of the traditional Thanksgiving menu had a few readers rising to the turkey's defense, while Devra First and Christopher Muther's point-counterpoint proved to be an eye-opener.

LETTERSThe people push to be heard loud and clear through ballot initiativesReaders share a range of experiences and views regarding ballot initiatives in response to a recent column by Jeff Jacoby.

LETTERS
2021, in Globe readers’ own words
If 2020 felt like a year like no other, then 2021 felt like more of the same.

LETTERS
‘I came as close as one can to dying in childbirth’
The severity of my daughter’s defect was difficult to predict at the time. Only one doctor advised me to consider terminating the pregnancy.

LETTERS
Don’t tread on my treads! — an antivax allegory
Some drivers are already on their third set of snow tires, which proves their ineffectiveness. We don’t know what they are made of, really.

LETTERS
Student walkout in Cambridge is an urgent call to action on sexual assaults
We stood in freezing weather for more than two hours and listened to peers speak their pain, trauma, and anger.

LETTERS
Holden Caulfield still speaks to us
You see the sweetness of this young man who has nowhere to express his own grief and, as a teenage boy, doesn’t know how to do it.

LETTERS
Voices of the grateful: Sometimes it’s the little things. It’s the big things too.
We asked our readers to take a break from politics and the pandemic, and look elsewhere to think of things they were thankful for. They were more than happy to oblige.

Dawn Neptune Adams, Maulian Dana, and Mishy Lesser
The erasure of Indigenous People’s history
False narratives are the foundation upon which big lies are built. Instead, let us acknowledge history and celebrate what our presence here today signals.

LETTERS
Readers talk turkey
Tom Keane's takedown of the traditional Thanksgiving menu had a few readers rising to the turkey's defense, while Devra First and Christopher Muther's point-counterpoint proved to be an eye-opener.

LETTERS
The people push to be heard loud and clear through ballot initiatives
Readers share a range of experiences and views regarding ballot initiatives in response to a recent column by Jeff Jacoby.