Letters to the Editor
Readers support Susan Motley for Irving’s District 4 race; urge students to avoid groupthink; aren’t in favor of a Texas stock exchange; and offer a solution for Pepper Square.
As a student myself, this point of view is refreshing and honest. While faculty are blamed for the supposed indoctrination of the youth into single-minded masses, the reality is we as young people usually bring it on ourselves being trapped in the echo chambers of social media.I believe that overcoming “groupthink” comes through dialogue and uncomfortable conversations with those we disagree with, fostering nuance in everyday topics and pressing issues.
Having a new exchange is only going to benefit those who trade in billions of shares per day. So, no trickle down for the rest of us who have to support this line of business with higher utility rates.Have the developers and nearby residents given thought to a gated condo community for this area? I have lived in a nearby gated condo community for 25 years and it works well for us. We own our condos.
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