Readers react to Register stories about DEI, elderspeak and public assistance in letters published May 26 to June 1, 2025.

If you need to send out an FYI about your future wedding or recent engagement, take a peek at Minted. The cards are beautiful ...

For many, it comes down to space constraints. So, if you find you’re holding on to cards that don’t have sentimental value ...

If there is no group gift, focus the most significant chunk of your budget on the main teacher and divide the rest among ...

A partner’s rudeness causes tension, a reader wrestles with sentimental clutter, and another finds purpose in fostering ...

How long do you keep greeting cards like birthday, congratulations, holidays, thank you, and so on? I understand keeping ...

Dear Eric: My partner and I (35 years) are fortunate to have multiple residences. We have always “lived together apart.” It’s unconventional, but it works for us. My primary residence is in a large ...

A reader feels guilty tossing greeting cards she receives — so she hoards them forever; a woman is embarrassed when her ...

Dear Un-Neighborly: I empathize with you. Your building has a certain culture and when your partner dismisses that culture, ...

Try this fun and easy activity with your kids — they’ll love it and thank you later! Perfect for quality family time and creativity. #FamilyFun #KidsActivities #QualityTime ...

PARENTING IS EXTREMELY IMPORTANT. I MEAN, I’M A STRUCTURED PARENT, SO WHEN I GET A CHILD IN THE HOUSE, YOU TAKE, YOU BECOME VERY STRUCTURED AND EVERY CHILD WILL HAVE COME WITH DIFFERENT NEEDS.