Letters to the Editor

Letter on Detroit
Your series on Detroit is very good and I've learned quite a bit. I grew up in the suburbs of Detroit during the 1960s and 1970s, so all of this shines new light on my own childhood experiences... More
A tale of two systems: many readers don't believe it
Our article on German automakers in the U.S. (lower wages, non-union) versus German same automakers in Germany (higher wages, fully unionized) generated a series of questions and criticisms. More
High immigration levels, not immigrants, are the problem
Reader applauds questions asked of immigration advocates; voices concerns about immigration to U.S. hurting workers, driving down living standards. More
Another way that patients are routinely treated disrespectfully
It is a terrible disrespect for patients in my opinion that most institutions still have unnecessarily severe pre-operative fasting guidelines. More
Nice job on abortion restriction visualization
Reader responds to Remapping Debate's new, widely referenced data visualizations on the increasing number and scope of state-level abortion restrictions. More
More sources should adopt your press criticism model
Direct highlighting, as in Remapping Debate's recent criticism of NYT political coverage, makes arguments more powerfully than words ever could. More
Comparison between U.S. and Denmark rings true
The differences highlighted in Remapping Debate's series on Denmark's policy choices resonate with a Dane living in the United States. More
No budget cut demonstrations?
Reader wonders about lack of activism. More

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