PHOTOS: Brooklyn Synagogue Hosts Jammed Meeting of Anti-Trump Activists
Graphic by Angelie Zaslavsky
By Josh Nathan-Kazis February 7, 2017
In a packed synagogue in Park Slope, Brooklyn Monday night, activists gathered to organize against Donald Trump.
For more on the event, read our coverage here.
Image by Claudio Papapietro
The crowd filled the 1,200 seat sanctuary of Congregation Beth Elohim.
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Outside, the line ran down the street.
Rabbi Rachel Timoner, spiritual leader of Beth Elohim, addressed the crowd.
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New York City Council member Brad Lander, organizer of the meeting, also spoke.
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