Younge writing on racism only since Baldwin – Guardian

Gary Younge’s article on the universal hypocrisy in relation to racism being expressed by each of our main political events is potentially the most honest and ruthlessly coruscating essay I’ve study since James Baldwin (In Britain’s degraded politics, combating racism has develop into a cynical sport, 15 March). It must be framed on the partitions of each space of job former by journalists and politicians within the land.
Jonathan Callan
London

The propulsion of rockets is described as this potential that of “flames and sizzling gases, which push against the bottom and trigger it to lunge upwards” (The younger other folks quiz, 9 March). Instead of the grammatical failure, which has the bottom transferring upwards, what came about to Newton’s regulations? Relish they been discarded because the work of a lifeless white male?
John Corridor
Bristol

Extra to Dr Helen Care’s rhapsodic endorsement (Letters, 6 March) of Polly Toynbee’s clarion call to raise joy abet to the training machine (The Tories maintain sucked the joy from the educational machine. Right here are three systems Labour can elevate it abet, 29 February), might perhaps seemingly seemingly I counsel a splash of nominative determinism? Why now no longer colleges of fervour training?
Ian Barge
Ludlow, Shropshire

There wasn’t ample home in final Saturday’s 16-online page Guardian Sport for even a mention of Salford’s first safe at St Helens of their 41 attempts since 1980. Maybe you might perhaps seemingly seemingly squeeze one into your letters online page.
Ian Cawthron
Cuffley, Hertfordshire