Ruling on English
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Regarding the Supreme Court’s decision to let a lower court ruling on English-only in the workplace stand (June 21):
Three cheers for the highest court in the land. The justices’ decision to let the lower court’s ruling stand struck a blow against cultural separation and for English as a common language. Perhaps there is a chance for us to deal with the divisive multicultural and separatist movements that have plagued us in recent times.
BARBARA COULSON
La Habra
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