21st annual Thanksgiving Diversity Breakfast says no to hate

Residents and Westchester County officials were there to say no to hate in the wake of increased hate incidents and crimes, and racist and anti-Semitic attacks.

News 12 Staff

Nov 17, 2022, 5:24 PM

Updated 617 days ago

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The 21st annual Thanksgiving Diversity Breakfast, hosted by the American Jewish Committee of Westchester-Fairfield, was held in Valhalla this morning.
Residents and Westchester County officials, including County Executive George Latimer and State Senate Majority Leader Andrea Stewart-Cousins, were there to say no to hate in the wake of increased hate incidents and crimes, and racist and anti-Semitic attacks.
"We're doing this because of the times that we're in, and frankly, the need is just as much today as it was when we launched the Thanksgiving Diversity Breakfast…we both stand together, with each other and for one another," says Myra Clark-Siegel, regional director of AJC Westchester/Fairfield.
Guests also signed a joint statement, agreeing to support people of other backgrounds in the community.


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