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As a gay Jewish man I did not expect to be spat at in a west London street

18 May 2019

9:00 AM

18 May 2019

9:00 AM

There are many places where a gay Jewish couple wearing yarmulkes wouldn’t feel comfortable walking down the street. I didn’t think west London was one of them. Ambling along Edgware Road to a wedding at the West London Synagogue, however, my partner feels something land on his jacket. At first, he believes it is bird dropping.

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