Reflecting on the community response to the Winnipeg graffiti spree
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Reflecting on the community response to the Winnipeg graffiti spree
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概要
Antisemitic acts don’t all mean the same thing, even if they provoke the same fear. A swastika sprayed on a synagogue door in Winnipeg is not the same as a fire set at a synagogue in Mississippi. And while community members understand this, when violence and intimidation come to their own neighbourhood, it's easy to fall into a maximalist trap that treats all threats as equal.
On this week's episode of Not in Heaven, our rabbinic hosts hone in on Rabbi Matthew Leibl's hometown of Winnipeg, where local police swiftly tracked down the vandal who went on a hateful graffiti spree, laying down charges of mischief and breaking and entering. They dig into the communal response and ask if anything needed to be handled differently. And before that, the hosts look at a new initiative that aims to repurpose religious real estate to help combat homelessness.
Credits
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Hosts: Avi Finegold, Yedida Eisenstat, Matthew Leibl
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Production team: Zachary Judah Kauffman (editor), Michael Fraiman (executive producer)
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Music: Socalled
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