chinatown
Jewish Community Leaders Dine in Chinatown in Show of Support Amid Coronavirus Fears
Zhaoyu He for World Journal |
‘By dining here, we want to show that there is nothing to be afraid of in Chinatown and discrimination has no space here.’
World Journal/Zhaoyu He
Jewish community organizations came to Manhattan's Chinatown to show support for local businesses.
‘By dining here, we want to show that there is nothing to be afraid of in Chinatown and discrimination has no space here.’
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