Wednesday, March 18

Letters to the Editor

Officials should not forget the community The Martin Luther King Jr./Drew Medical Center was established just after the race riots in Watts in 1965 to address the immediate need for quality health care in South Central Los Angeles. Read more...




Fence won’t stop border crossings

The Bush administration recently announced the construction of a 700-mile fence across the U.S.-Mexico border under the guise of “increasing homeland security.” If this was truly about homeland security, President Bush would be advocating building a fence along Canada’s border as well. Read more...


Health care fails to meet demands

Related Links Hospital control transferred When Kevin stopped attending the Asthma Reading and Advocacy Program at the King/Drew Medical Center six months ago, I figured that he would return soon. Read more...


Critique of “˜Matt’s Law’ lacks insight

The author of the editorial “Increased fines won’t stop hazing tradition” (Oct. 2) obviously did not read or understand Senate Bill 1454 known as “Matt’s Law.” Even the title of the article shows that the authors do not have a clue as to why “Matt’s Law” was needed and what it will do. Read more...


DBTV Speaks Out

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