In Monday's letter to the editor titled "Heinz Kerry coverage slanted by objectivity," the writer seems to contradict himself. It doesn't matter how many people are on a side of a political debate, each side should be equal when it comes to media coverage. Anthony Ross' CNN-esque view on media coverage refuses equal coverage for everyone, leaving minority groups with little press. The rally outside of Schwab Auditorium included two vocal sides, and as I was at the event, I'd have to say the pro-Bush supporters turned as many heads as the Kerry supporters. In Ross' world, African-Americans wouldn't get a fair share of media coverage; gay-Americans and Muslims wouldn't either, as well as, the problems that the handicapped face would not receive attention. By giving a majority of media coverage to majority groups, some big problems that faced this nation would be drowned out. Without strong media coverage, African-Americans may not have been given equal rights. Strong media coverage has turned these minority issues into important issues that have helped make American lives better.