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Annapolis Citation Sparks Dispute Over Late Activist’s Legacy
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Washington Jewish WeekAnnapolis Citation Sparks Dispute Over Late Activist’s Legacy
A contentious Annapolis City Council hearing that included accusations of antisemitism Oct. 12 ended with Jewish Mayor Jared Littmann issuing a citation honoring the recently deceased activist Philip Ateto. On Oct. 13, the city reversed course after Littmann initially declined to issue a citation honoring Ateto, who died of cancer this summer, on the grounds […]
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