Source: Eric DeGrechie, Patch
A rally was held Sunday in Glenview following a number of recent antisemitic incidents across the North Shore and Chicagoland.
Participants in the United Against Antisemitism rally meet up. (Cook County Board of Commissioners)
GLENVIEW, IL — Cook County is reminding residents intolerance and injustice are not acceptable in the local communities. Following a rally Sunday in Glenview, Commissioner Scott Britton (D-14th District) was joined by Cook County Board President Toni Preckwinkle to launch a new campaign to show Cook County is a welcoming place for all: “Cook County United Against Hate.”
A new unifying symbol, pledge and website were unveiled at the rally.
The new logo for Cook County United Against Hate. (Cook County Board of Commissioners)
Learn more at: www.CookCountyUnitedAgainstHate.com