State Attorney General Headlines ‘Stand Up For The Other’ Program At Rutgers Prep

January 16, 2019 School News

Rabbi Eli Garfinkel of Temple Beth El, center, speaks while Franklin Township Interfaith Council president Alex Kharazi, right and the Rev. Ann Kansfield, left, look on.

Hundreds of Rutgers Preparatory School students, faculty and administrators on Jan. 16 took a pledge to “Stand up for the Other’ after attending a program on racism and hatred keynoted by state Attorney General Gurbir Grewal.

The program was attended by RPS middle and upper schools’ students.

The pledge, created by New Jersey Interfaith Advisory Council president Ali Chaudry, has made its way through township schools and government and calls on those taking it to stand up to bigotry and hate.

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