Letters: Kamala Harris' embrace of her identity as a Black woman is not a recent phenomenon

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

56% : My reaction was: "Huh, what did he say?"Let's be clear once and for all: Trump is an equal-opportunity bigot and has been for as long as I can remember.
30% : And of course, we remember all the noise Trump made about Barack Obama's birth certificate -- the "birther" controversary.
23% : Regarding whether Trump is a racist, history is well documented on this matter.-- Fred Paul, NorthbrookWho is president?
22% : Then in 1989, there was the infamous Central Park Five ads that Trump paid for that suggested the teen suspects in the rape and beating of a jogger should face the death penalty, even before trial.
21% : If so, the sky did not fall when Barack Obama was elected; it won't if Harris is elected.-- Ted Z. Manuel, ChicagoRegarding the letter by Dave Roberts ("Accusing Trump of racism," Aug. 13):
21% : To this day, as far as I know, Trump still stands by his view of these men's guilt of that horrific event and miscarriage of justice.
19% : Trump and his father, Fred, were sued by the Department of Justice on allegations that they engaged in discriminatory rental practices against Black people by denying rentals to them in New York in the 1970s.

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