‘Jim Crow of the North’ screening hosted at Beth El Synagogue

Event features panel with mayor Spano

Beth El Synagogue will be screening the documentary “Jim Crow of the North” Nov. 16. There will be a panel discussion after the film.

Johanna Kaplan
November 16, 2021

The documentary “Jim Crow of the North” will be shown at Beth El Synagogue Nov. 16 from 6:30-8:30 p.m. This documentary details racist housing laws in Minnesota and their effects. After the film is finished, a discussion will be held with film producer Daniel Bergin as well as mayor Spano. This event is hosted by the City of St. Louis Park neighborhood associations.

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