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Most recently, the Van Cliburn Concert Hall, located in the TCU Music Center, hosted its first performance in the spring of 2022 after supply chain issues delayed construction during the COVID-19 lockdown. (Kyle Cornelison)
TCU's recital season operates because of the people behind-the-scenes
By Caleb Gottry, Staff Writer
Published May 5, 2024
TCU has three concert halls with full schedules in April. These are the people that help make it all work.

Letter to the editor: Brite alumna disappointed in school for pastor’s recognition

I attended Brite during the years 1967-69, then the School of Theology at Claremont for four years.

I have removed Brite from my resume. I am ashamed to hear the national report that Brite is honoring Jeremiah Wright.

Let’s use some of Wright’s words: “No. No. No. Not God bless Brite Divinity School. God #$@%$# Brite Divinity School. It’s in the Bible for honoring hatred and bigotry.”

My generation studied Gandhi. We marched with Martin Luther King Jr. and Cesar Chavez. We fought a good fight against racism.

In the writings of a Native American psychiatrist, years ago I found these words, “Teaching hatred and bigotry creates another generation of wounded children.”

Brite has crossed over into the land of the far, far left. I am deeply saddened and ashamed.

Shelby Dawson Tallchief is an alumna of the Brite Divinity School.

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