To the Editor:
I read through S. Fox’s essay last week twice to ensure I understood it. Ignoring for the moment the casual dismissal of ideas the author is not in agreement with as “pablum,” I have come to the conclusion that the writer is a strong supporter of the Horatio Alger model of American male individualism and strongly identifies with President Trump as representative of that heroic ideal.
No, America does not treat all people with “equality for all under the law.”
October 8, 2020
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