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HAPPY COINCIDENCE
On a recent flight, I didn’t bring my own reading materials—a rare occurrence—but it worked out when I read the article about Sybil Jordan Hampton. It’s nice to hear the rest of the story. Job well done.
Julie Simmonds NORTH BRANCH, MINNESOTA
/ Feel free to forget your reading
material on every future Southwest flight, Julie!
pursue the translation of photography into my own writing.
Yvonne Contreras DALLAS
/ Ryan is a writer who can hold you to a story. Now, what’s for dinner?
stellar. I appreciated his thoughtful, sensitive, well-chosen words and gave a second copy to a friend who is also an artist and a poet. I knew the words would resonate.
Suzanne D. Johnson CAVE CREEK, ARIZONA
WELL-CHOSEN WORDS
Ryan Bradley’s story, “The Tears of Rose-Lynn Fisher,” got my attention immediately. His writing on what motivates Rose-Lynn and what her work means to her was
/ Thanks for sharing, Suzanne. CORRECTION
In the October 2017 issue, there was an error in the second warm-up Sudoku. The 2 and 3 in the fifth row were transposed. We regret this error.
PAYING IT FORWARD
I read Tommy Tomlinson’s brilliantly written article on Sybil Jordan Hampton and wanted to thank you for keeping our history alive through these stories of struggle to triumph. Her perseverance in the “long game” is truly a strategy and level of maturity to behold. It serves as a great reminder for me to keep challenging the status quo to achieve greater success and equity in the work I do as the head of diversity and inclusion at a leading tech company. A heartfelt thank you to Sybil for enduring her sadness in order to create opportunities for the rest of us.
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L. Brown MORGAN HILL, CALIFORNIA
/ A long game indeed.
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CAPTIVATING READ
I stumbled upon Ryan Bradley’s article [“The Tears of Rose-Lynn Fisher,” August 2017] and wanted to applaud him. He has a unique way of captivating an audience, and that’s coming from someone who can read something for two minutes and then daydream about what’s for dinner. Thank you for giving great insight into RoseLynn’s work. It inspired me to
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