Coverage Unfair in Aliens Series
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Shame on you, L.A. Times, for the prejudiced introductory slant to the article on the illegals/homeowners clash (“Illegals, Homeowners Clash in S.D. County,” June 5). Now, they’re the “dark-haired strangers”?
The woman you chose to focus on might do well to stem her hostility and try giving these human beings on planet Earth a smile. Try it--they actually smile back.
And let me walk by a group of migrant workers any day rather than a group of Caucasian male construction workers.
LYNN ESCHBACH
Carlsbad
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