Letter: Minorities should feel safety, too
The coldblooded killing of a revered imam and his assistant in broad daylight in Queens has shocked the very conscience of New York, which is a bastion of immigrants and a shining example of America’s rich diversity [“Search for killer,” News, Aug. 15].
Notwithstanding any religion, faith or ethnicity, Americans have a right to safety and to live without the fear for their lives.
In this matter, administrations at all levels should work together to make safety an integral part of minorities’ daily lives across America.
Atul M. Karnik, Woodside