Jewish Upper East Side resident Pamela Wiznitzer says she knew she had to do something when she spotted a swastika in the subway | Pamela Wiznitzer
Jewish Upper East Side resident Pamela Wiznitzer says she knew she had to do something when she spotted a swastika in the subway | Pamela Wiznitzer

UES Woman Confronts Antisemitism after Finding Subway Swastika

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An Upper East Side woman's fight against antisemitism is inspiring others. When Pamela Wiznitzer saw a swastika painted on a sign in the 57th Street-7th Avenue subway station last month, she knew she had to do something. The swastika was discovere
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