Read the Express-News letters to the editor for May 19.
Reader questions why the story of a racially motivated mass shooting in Buffalo was “buried” inside of Sunday’s paper.Re: “See priceless art for free,” Your Turn, Sunday and “See Roman bust for free,” Your Turn, May 12:
The second letter writer informed the first about the San Antonio Museum of Art’s free visitation hours, but remember the free hours are sponsored by donors, HEB and the Mays Family Foundation. Unless we want a city without the arts, we should consider investing in our arts organizations, administrators, facilities, curators and artists.Re: “At least 10 killed in ‘pure evil’ shooting,” Nation, Sunday:
Certainly, the souls who were cold-heartedly murdered and their families deserve more than several paragraphs deeply embedded within a major newspaper.
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