That was far more gracious than that letter deserved.
Here's a letter, written in 1969, by a reader who was angered by civil-rights talk found in Silver Surfer Vol. 1 #5. (The letter, published in #7, referred to the heroism/predicament of Al Harper, an African-American character.) Then, observe the response (by Stan, presumably).pic.twitter.com/pNeFqfZ1A8
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This is why I will always admire comics as an art form that also functions superbly as social commentary. A good comic tells an intriguing story with beautiful art and dialogue. A great comic uses that art and dialogue to make someone sit down and really think. I love it.
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“BACk iN MY daY comIcS wERen’t poLItIcAL”
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exactly they got *less* political not *more*
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I’m not a rascist, but I felt personally attacked when you said rascism was bad.
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Heh, should have read classic "Tomb of Dracula" - when Blade got turned to the leader of the team - well the letters column was like a flame war on StormFront! Marvel has always been for social progress. Problem is they are just chewing up and regurgitating stuff from the 70s.
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To be fair to marvel, so are the social conservatives...
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"I'm not racist, but..."
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Brings me quickly to that ol' saying- which doesn't ALWAYS fit- "but"
is perfect here!!!: "Everything after 'but' is an excuse!" 
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A cordial and high-minded reply. Notice, however, that Stan published his full name and address.
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That used to be standard whenever you wrote a letter to the editor of a publication or newspaper.
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