Adding their voice yesterday to the chorus of outrage over Daisy Lundy's alleged assault, the Green Party of Central Virginia called for broad structural reform to combat racial problems at the University.
A press release distributed yesterday said the Green Party asked the University to "greatly augment their programs promoting racial tolerance, and to enact substantial and broad curricular reforms."
The Green Party condemned the discrimination and violence they said led to the assault.
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