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Dear Mr. Buckley:

NR’s November 10 “The Week” reports that Anglican vicars are organizing for higher pay in a white-collar union. Fifteen years ago in the Arizona Republic, in a column widely reprinted by those with tongue in cheek as much as pen in hand, I advocated an organization to help Catholic, Episcopal, and Lutheran priests, and any other devoted minister wearing clerical garb. It was the NAACP or National Association for the Advancement of Collared People.

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Dear Mr. Buckley:

NR’s November 10 “The Week” reports that Anglican vicars are organizing for higher pay in a white-collar union. Fifteen years ago in the Arizona Republic, in a column widely reprinted by those with tongue in cheek as much as pen in hand, I advocated an organization to help Catholic, Episcopal, and Lutheran priests, and any other devoted minister wearing clerical garb. It was the NAACP or National Association for the Advancement of Collared People.