Clergy members, NYPD hold Jericho March to call for unity
A Jericho March was held in Brooklyn today in light of the recent violence across the city.
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Jul 7, 2022, 4:48 PM
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4h agoA Jericho March was held in Brooklyn today in light of the recent violence across the city.
Police officers, clergy and community members marched across the Brooklyn Bridge as one in a show of unity and solidarity.
A Jericho March's goal is to break down the walls of division between communities. This is the first Jericho March to be held since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic.
March organizers started with a prayer before heading to City Hall, calling on Mayor Eric Adams to provide more funding to faith-based organizations to help the youth.
