Ignoring problems of poverty won’t end it
In answer to the letter from Dr. Rhonda M. Bryant (In My View, Sept. 27), which I think was intended to be a bit condescending on the subject of poverty, I would say the following: No one that I can find has implied that poverty is not a human condition. I think that fact is pretty clear to all.
Far smarter folks than I have said that
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