Letters to the Editor
Richard Hicks
These two news items hit the streets on Nov. 9:

Letters to the Editor
Rob Abiera
In reading the description of how police officers abused alleged code violations in order to harass and intimidate the owners of Angles back in the early ’80s (James Cooper, “From closet to community, part two,” Nov. 9, Gazette), I couldn’t help but be reminded of recent coverage (News, Clifton Adcock, “Midtown Mayhem,” Sept. 7, Gazette) of the ABLE Commission, whose activities in enforcing Oklahoma’s liquor laws contributed to the shutting down of the inaugural H&8th Night Market in August of this year.

Letters to the Editor
Tom Furlong
I find it interesting and instructive that on Page 19 of the Nov. 9 Gazette, Mark Hancock’s photo of the area where homosexuals congregate is shot in near darkness.

Letters to the Editor
Wanda Jo Stapleton
I’m responding to Clifton Adcock’s article “Spur of the moment” in the Nov. 2 Gazette. This article is about the problems regarding “the rail line, extending east of Santa Fe Station, which is slated to be the city’s future intermodal transportation hub.”

Letters to the Editor
None
It was with great shock and applause that I read Jenny Coon Peterson’s “Not everybody’s ready for some football” (Oct. 12, Gazette).

Letters to the Editor
Chris Reiger
Rep. Paul Wesselhöft’s letter (“Rep. Paul Wesselhöft questions Islamophobia,” Oct. 5, Gazette) struck me as very ironic. His attempt to defend himself against charges of being Islamophobic and ill-informed demonstrated that he is both.

Letters to the Editor
D.W. Tiffee
An Oct. 12 editorial in The Oklahoman (“Occupy Wall Street movement: Raging against what exactly?”) described the Occupy Wall Street demonstrators as “useful idiots” who were protesting “The Man” — people like Steve Jobs.

Letters to the Editor
Jay Hubbard
Please explain to actress and director Cristela Carrizales (Letters, “Upon further review,” Nov. 2, Gazette) that — though the stories her players portray may be interesting — people are not coming to see how the stories go.

Letters to the Editor
James Nimmo
Regarding Clifton Adcock’s “Delayed reaction” (Nov. 2, Gazette):

Letters to the Editor
David Nickell
The first installment of James Cooper’s powerful cover story about the emergence of the LGBT community in Oklahoma City (“From closet to community,” Nov. 2, Oklahoma Gazette) is a reminder that social progress more often results from reactions of brave individuals willing to risk all than well-thought-out plans.

Letters to the Editor
Carl Owen III
I read with interest the article by Mr. Clifton Adcock concerning water usage during this recent drought (News, “Water hogs,” Oct. 19, Oklahoma Gazette.)

Letters to the Editor
Cristela Carrizales
I write this on my own. I am not a spokesperson for Ghostlight Theatre Club. I am a freelance artist who has worked for Reduxion Theatre Company, Carpenter Square Theatre and Oklahoma City Theatre Company as well as Ghostlight.

Letters to the Editor
Chadwick Cox
Regarding “Crude awakening” (News, Bryan Smith, Oct. 12, Gazette):

Letters to the Editor
Orren Dime
Regarding “Occupational goals” (News, “Clifton Adcock,” Oct. 19, Oklahoma Gazette):

Letters to the Editor
Jeff Hamilton
Diversity has always been a factor of significance. That was the message of Jill Carroll as keynote speaker on “The Challenges of Religious Diversity” on Oct. 18 for the annual meeting of the Interfaith Alliance Foundation of Oklahoma.