Music College ‘Deeply Sorry’ for Letting Boston Police Use Restrooms After Protest

Music College ‘Deeply Sorry’ for Letting Boston Police Use Restrooms After Protest
Protesters confront a row of police officers at a demonstration in Franklin Park in Boston, Mass., on June 2, 2020. Joseph Prezioso/AFP/Getty Images
Bill Pan
Bill Pan
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Berklee College of Music said it was “deeply sorry” for opening the school’s restrooms to police officers who were stationed nearby following a protest in Boston.

Berklee’s president Roger Brown, who is set to leave his position next year, said in an apology letter to the school community that allowing the officers inside had caused “feelings of oppression, silencing, and marginalization.”
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