Fairfield County rallies to stop antisemitism

Lilly Weisz '23, Creative Director|June 10, 2021

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Photo by Lilly Weisz

On June 2, Fairfield County came together to stand against antisemitism. People of all religious denominations and ages attended in solidarity against the rise in antisemitic hate crimes and violence both in the United States and the larger global community.

Fairfield County rallies to stop antisemitism

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