AIDS Discrimination, and Need for Education
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Regarding “Excluding Owner With AIDS Would Pose Problems” (July 14): Bravo to Stephen Glassman and Donie Vanitzian for their forthright and unflinching response to the condo board member who wanted to exclude a homeowner with AIDS--and his friends--from using the common facilities.
I find it shocking and appalling in this day and age, and in this city in particular, that there are still people so ill-informed about this subject.
The next-to-last paragraph says it all--to this person and anyone else still in the dark about AIDS--educate yourself.
SANDY EDELSTEIN
Los Angeles
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