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Addressing Hate in Canada: A Call for Resilience

Beryl Wajsman discusses the importance of not losing hope in the fight against hate in Canada. He highlights Montreal as a model for addressing and combating hate. The commentary underscores the need for continued activism and community engagement.

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In a recent commentary, Beryl Wajsman reflects on the challenges faced by Jewish communities and the broader issue of hate in Canada. He argues that despite the rising instances of hate, it is essential for communities to remain resilient and proactive. Wajsman points to Montreal as an exemplary city in fighting against hate, citing various community initiatives and programs that focus on education and awareness as effective measures. He encourages Canadians, especially those in marginalized communities, to maintain their hope and continue striving for a more inclusive society. Wajsman urges a collective effort to combat prejudice in all its forms, reinforcing the idea that Canada is worth fighting for.

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