Dear Editor,
I wholeheartedly agree with Walker Bristol's Op-Ed. Mr. Bristol implies that Tufts, as an institution as well as the student body, is closed-minded due to its inability to understand and identify racial and sexual discrimination within its borders.
To prove his point of just how closed-minded the Tufts student body is, he states Mr. Martin was "murdered" without having let the judicial process decide the veracity of its legality, as "murder" by definition is an unlawful killing.
I applaud Mr. Bristol's courage to both point out a problem and then use himself to illustrate just how ingrained the problem truly is.
Respectfully,
Morgan C. Lerette
