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The Democrat who represents Manhattan’s East Side on the City Council, Eva Moskowitz, made a courageous move in declining the Independence Party’s line in her race for borough president. Her reasoning, set out in the letter on the opposite page, concerns the party’s failure to repudiate an anti-Semitic remark by one of its activists, Lenora Fulani.
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|The Democrat who represents Manhattan’s East Side on the City Council, Eva Moskowitz, made a courageous move in declining the Independence Party’s line in her race for borough president. Her reasoning, set out in the letter on the opposite page, concerns the party’s failure to repudiate an anti-Semitic remark by one of its activists, Lenora Fulani.
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