Somehow, race relations in Crown Heights, Brooklyn have taken a huge hop, skip, and a jump back to the 1980s, when tensions between African Americans and the Jewish community kept the city on tenterhooks. In recent weeks, attacks on young people, both black and Jewish, have driven people to protest in the streets. The Post headlines its article on a neighborhood protest "Jewish Blood Is Not Cheap," echoing the sentiment of one of approximately 300 protestors calling for justice after a 16-year-old young man was beaten and robbed yesterday.
Alon Sherman was smashed in the head while riding his bike early Friday morning. He was knocked unconscious and robbed of his wallet,

BY DORIAN BLOCK and ALISON GENDAR Police have declared Yitzhak Shuchat a 'person of interest' in a suspected bias attack in Crown Heights,

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By Annie Correal A crowd of more than 300 Hasidic Jewish residents began a protest in Crown Heights, Brooklyn, on Friday afternoon to express anger over the