Reflecting on hate, 29 years after Ari Halberstam's murder
Twenty-nine years after a gunman killed her son, Devorah Halberstam reflects on her work to stop hate.
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Twenty-nine years after a gunman killed her son, Devorah Halberstam reflects on her work to stop hate.
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