#JewishandProud

Following vicious antisemitic attacks in and around the New York area, American Jewish Committee (AJC) designated Monday, January 6, 2020 as #JewishandProud Day. People from more than 60 countries joined AJC in a display of Jewish pride. From Cleveland to Rio de Janeiro, from New York to Jerusalem, the hashtag went viral on social media, with Jews and our allies of all backgrounds expressing their Jewish pride or showing support for the Jewish community.

Wear Your Jewish Pride
Wear Your Jewish Pride
American Jewish Committee, is calling for a day to publicly and proudly declare Jewish pride. On Monday, January 6, we’re asking all Jews across the U.S. to wear a kippah, or a Star of David, or a Hebrew t-shirt, or some other identifiably Jewish item. These simple acts will be a powerful public display of solidarity with those Jews who cannot strip off their Jewishness, a demonstrable stand against those who seek to harm us.
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AJC #JewishandProud Day January 6 Responds to Antisemitism Spike
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#JewishandProud Sign
Amid rising antisemitism in the U.S. and abroad, AJC has designated Monday, January 6, as #JewishandProud Day. Print AJC’s #JewishandProud sign or make your own using #JewishandProud and post a photo of yourself with the sign on social media.
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