Times Commentary
The latest Times Commentary coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Opinion section.
More in Times Commentary, page 42
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Times Opinion: Following Dr. King’s legacy, Jesse Jackson was a titan of civil rights on his own accord
There's an old saying that "only the good die young."
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Community Voice: Why I walked for peace — and why I’m staying in Chattanooga
Last Wednesday, I walked in Washington, D.C., with thousands of Americans — from the Washington Monument past the Capitol and toward the Lincoln Memorial.
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Times Opinion: Ditching presidential approval polls is a gaffe by Gallup
After some 80 years, Gallup's presidential approval ratings are riding off into the sunset, and the public opinion polling agency is making a huge mistake.
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Times Opinion: SNAP junk food bans punish poor families
Major changes to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, courtesy of President Donald Trump and his GOP-controlled Congress, have arrived.
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Times Opinion: ICE leaving Minnesota won’t heal my community’s scars
A few hours after White House border czar Tom Homan announced the end of the immigration crackdown in Minneapolis, a steady stream of mourners gathered on the city's south side.
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Times Opinion: Cervical cancer shouldn’t be a death sentence
February is National Minority Health Month — a time to bring attention to a disease that should no longer be taking lives, yet continues to do so, especially those of women in Black and rural communities.
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Times Opinion: Tennessee pharmacy closures could be deadly for disabled people
Living in Tennessee is about to become difficult, if not deadly, if lawmakers pass a pharmacy closure bill introduced earlier this month.
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Community voice: Claims of household wealth gains misdirect from top 1%
Peter St. Onge and E.J. Antoni, economists at the conservative Heritage Foundation, recently wrote a commentary entitled "How All Americans Can Thrive" (Free Press editorial page, 02/06).
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Times Opinion: RFK Jr.’s vaccine skepticism is entering a new phase
The stability of the U.S. vaccine market rests on an obscure $4 billion fund known as the National Vaccine Injury Compensation Program.
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Times Opinion: Black History Month observed for a century, but erasure efforts go on
This year marks the 100th year for Black history to be formally recognized nationally.
