I’m so proud of the mysterious fellow New Yorkers who put these ads up. As the MTA & NYPD continue to police poor communities of color, these guerrilla ads are a good reminder that folks are trying to address this systemic racism💪🏼
Don't ever let the thoughts of many question your own personal thoughts. Caving into "peer pressure" is one of life's natural courses. The wisdom you gain from caving into "peer pressure" can teach you one of many life lessons, which is listen to yourself and only yourself.
@jewyid @polyphanes Actualy, among those who use Yiddish as a language today נקודות are seldomly used. Go ahead and check out some of the many Yiddish periodicals in print today and see for yourself.
@MonroeSupervis1@AronWieder Well Mr. Supervisor, we can start with the evidence of Kiryas Joel being the most impoverished town in the nation. It's happening on your watch, sir. They'll write about you one day, what you did or didn't do for the children of KY. https://t.co/a2V5T1hHnA
@AronWieder Sadly, in all your years in public office you did little to address the issue. You can start now Mr. Wieder. Our children need all the advocates they can get.
@LeahZagelbaum I want you to look into the eyes of a chasidic parent in Williamsburg and explain to them why you think their child shouldn't know how to read and write. Do Tshuvah! You'll sleep better at night.
Yes @ChaskelBennett. Join our struggle to get our children educated. I chalange you to stop a random 15 year old chasidic boy in Williamsburg and ask him who Abraham Lincoln was. https://t.co/pL6FZm869o
@LabinJoel No one cares about our twitter wars. We all know education by us is a big problem. Let's cut the BS and work together toward a better future for our children.