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The U.S. Treasury plans to redesign the $10 bill. It will feature a woman but will still include Alexander Hamilton. (Associated Press)
Re: “Replace Jackson, not Hamilton, on U.S. currency,” June 18 news story.
Whether a woman will next appear on the $10 bill or $20 bill, I suggest that the decision be a feminine one. Since no woman has the constitutional authority to name this figure, why doesn’t the secretary of the Treasury delegate the decision to a committee consisting of all women in the U.S. Senate and all women in the U.S. House of Representatives? These women represent voters both male and female across the country.
Dene Clark, Colorado Springs
This letter was published in the June 24 edition.
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