Seattle Times letters roundup, May 10, 2026

Seattle Times letters roundup, May 10, 2026

Women’s rights: The work to be full citizens continues Let’s review a bit of American female history:In 1860, Elizabeth Packard spoke out on her belief in religious free will in opposition to her minister husband’s belief in predestination. He declared her insane and committed her to a mental institution. He could legally do that. Elizabeth […]

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