‘Cook County United Against Hate’ Campaign Launches

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. 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)

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