The woman whose home was vandalized here in Pittsburgh said hearing from people in the community who are Jewish and about the impact this wave of hate and antisemitism is having on them is important, but that it is also important to have her neighbors and the community step up and do something. Here in Pittsburgh, they did just that by covering up the graffiti.
It is a start. If the communities across the country and students who do not share the beliefs of the protests don’t, though, then it is truly 1938 again.
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