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Before I became homeless, I had a mortgage, truck, and dog. I was buying a house in Northglenn, Colorado, a suburb of Denver. Me and my brother went in on the house together to give our mother a stable forever home. This was going to be my forever home too. We had gotten lucky and found a five-bedroom, two-bathroom house for $110,000 – just before Colorado’s housing market started to climb. People offered us $120,000 to buy the house from us.
The federal Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) has been criticized by some for its response to the COVID-19 pandemic. Some labor unions and other interest groups have been vocal about what they perceive as insufficient action by OSHA to address COVID-19-related workplace hazards. The most recent criticism has come from within the federal government.
One letter I read was from one of the protesters stating how "peaceful and respectful" they were as they marched (Reader's View: "Respectful expression of difference makes a democracy," June 30). I agree the protesters were "peaceful;" however, with every 10th or so sign with profanity such as "(F-word) Trump," I would hardly say it was respectful.
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