Eric Adams Addresses the CUNY Baruch College Rosh Hashanah Incident
Eric Adams Speaks Out on CUNY's Baruch College Rosh Hashanah Controversy
In an exclusive statement, Eric Adams, the Mayor of New York City, expressed his disappointment over CUNY’s Baruch College’s decision to attempt to halt a celebration for Rosh Hashanah. Amidst the backdrop of the ongoing Israel-Hamas war and rising antisemitism, Adams stated that such actions are 'appalling' and unacceptable.
Public Reaction and Support from Leaders
- Many view Adams's response as a necessary stand against antisemitism.
- Community leaders, including Congressman Ritchie Torres, have voiced their support for the mayor's position.
- The incident has increased scrutiny on CUNY and its policies regarding cultural celebrations.
Next Steps and Actions
- Eric Adams plans to hold meetings with CUNY officials.
- Emphasis on policies that support cultural diversity.
- Increased collaboration with NYPD to ensure safety at public events.
This controversy not only highlights issues within academic institutions but also emphasizes the importance of community solidarity in the face of rising tensions.
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