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The Black at Park Organizing Collective did not respond to a request for comment. The school has deep roots in the Jewish community, serving for many years as one of the few private institutions that Jewish residents could attend.

The school, which sits on a acre campus and offers pre-K through 12th grade instruction, currently describes itself as "non-sectarian, independent, gender-inclusive" and committed to "inclusiveness and equity" in "all programs and activities.

It has embraced economic boycotts of Israel, and activists associated with the movement have vandalized Jewish centers, such as synagogues and kosher restaurants. In Washington, D. American Jews have historically been sympathetic to civil-rights causes due to the abuse they faced in the United States. Several Park School board members did not respond to a request for comment about whether they were concerned by the letter—including Rev.

Board members could play a role in advancing reforms prescribed by the activists. Email Facebook Twitter. Give Podcast Subscribe. Stewart Ain Stewart Ain, an award-winning veteran journalist, covers the Jewish community. J Goldberg. Send to. Add a message. Send me a copy. Thank you! This article has been sent!