Voices Stories by Samuel G. Freedman
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After riots, Jews stayed in Crown Heights
Columbia University professor Samuel G. Freedman's opinion piece states the most enduring lesson of the Crown Heights Riots is that the Jews did not abandon the neighborhood after the violence, arguing that Jews refused to be driven out and also had to re-evaluate how they stuck to their own communities. Freedman's other main point is that Jews developed relationships with their African-American and Afro-Caribbean to make sure riots don't happen again.
