Jewish students in marin targeted with antisemitic posts online. What the school and police are doing about it. Even a pandemic cant stop folks from celebrating mexican independence day. Bay area ill you know long the wealth wi wealth will continue coming up. This is abc 7 news. This particular incident was particularly terrifying. Offensive antisemitic messages posed online targeting High School Students in marin county. Tonight police are investigating it as a hate crime. Abc 7 News Reporter kate larsen explains how the community is now coming together to denounce these attacks. Reporter two weeks ago someone opened this Instagram Account with an offensive caricature that said redwood students organized in antisemitism, currently compiling a google doc of jews in the district. Hit us up if you want to help. Wehatejews. Com. This is what happened in nazi germany, they collected jewish names and targeted them for slaughter. Stacey freedman is the senior rabbi in san rafael. Children ha
And she will be missed. With the passing of labor day, summer is now officially over, and also somehow, hasnt happened yet. Its like the movie tenet. Im assuming thats what its like. I havent seen it yet because i dont want to die. The big question leading into the weekend was would people follow the advice of Health Experts and avoid large parties . And the answer is, america. Virus didnt stop crowds from hitting a lot of beaches saturday and sunday. These are pictures of some busy beaches from california, to florida to new jersey. I had in mind this is what it would be like, but i didnt think it would be this bad, you cant even theyre like side to side, its crazy. A massive crowd of people showing up for an unofficial burning man festival in california. No social distancing. You just gotta ask yourself, do you want your obituary to include the phrase unofficial san franciscobased burning man festival . And was it worth it . Labor day barbecues arent even fun under normal circumstance
Christian, Jewish, Muslim, Hindu and Quaker congregations came together at St. John's Episcopal Church in Ellicott City to show support for refugees around the world, including Afghan families in Howard County.