Editor,

Concerning the selection of the new Councilwoman Amourence Lee, Nicole Fernandez, the author of “Women of color, engage” in the Nov. 20 editon of the Daily Journal was glad that a woman of color was selected. I am not glad that the current City Council has no eastside of Highway 101 members. I applaud her mention of former mayor Claire Mack, who single-handedly stopped graffiti in San Mateo. Thank God for Mack.

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Christopher Conway

John- how about leaving race out of your argument. Is that possible for or is it as natural as breathing?

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