Speak Out Against Hate appreciates Gazette’s new policies
It is said that nothing is constant but change, and without change we don't grow; if we don't change, are we really living? We at Speak Out Against Hate applaud the Cape Gazette editorial board’s decision to reduce the political letters to the editor and increase the public voice on a variety of issues concerning Sussex County. SOAH especially appreciates the additional space the paper will give nonprofit groups that are the backbone of our democracy and far too often go unrecognized. Thank you and best wishes in all your journalistic endeavors.
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