To the editor: In response to the New Ulm Human Rights Commission’s letter dated January 26... My husband and I attended the informational event on sex trafficking. It was excellent. Only 5% of trafficking involves abduction. Most of the ‘groomers’ are someone the victim knows. Social ...

To the editor: In the New Ulm Human Rights Commission’s most recent letter (“Revisiting the HRC’s Letter,” 1/29), the HRC included a statement about their previous letter, in which they had expressed their full support of transgendered individuals. In their letter of 1/29, they ...

To the editor: The New Ulm Human Rights Commission would like to clarify the recent letter to the editor and questions raised by a concerned citizen. The HRC co-sponsored a sex trafficking presentation with the NUPD. The presenter interjected opinions contrary to the mission of the HRC. ...

To the editor: On 1/26 The Journal published a letter objecting to certain views on transgender youth. The letter provided no details as to what the objectionable opinions were. If it was the intention of the signers to educate the public regarding what they consider to be correct views on ...

To the editor: The NU Community Concert Association hosted the “Everly Set” on Monday, Jan. 24th – the third of this season’s 5 concert series. There was “everything to like” about this evening of spirited, uplifting, nostalgic music performed by incredibly talented artists. ...

To the editor: The Human Rights Commission would like to thank the NUPD for co-sponsoring the sex trafficking informational event at MLC on January 19th. Sex trafficking is a very serious issue and awareness is crucial. The work of Officer Hohensee and the NUPD is very much needed and ...