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    Passover: An Abolitionist Seder

    Published March 31, 2021
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    The Passover seder tells us that just as our people experienced slavery, and just as we could not free ourselves, we have an obligation to continually fight for freedom. Join MaTovu for “Passover: An Abolitionist Seder,” on Thursday, April 1 at 7 pm on Zoom. All are welcome for the event, no prior knowledge of Passover Seder required. Click here to register.

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    Passover: An Abolitionist Seder

    The Passover seder tells us that just as our people experienced slavery, and just as we could not free ourselves, we have an obligation to continually fight for freedom. Join MaTovu for “Passover: An Abolitionist Seder,” on Thursday, April 1 at 7 pm on Zoom. All are welcome for the event, no prior knowledge of Passover Seder required. Click here to register.

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