Edison “Confronting Bigotry: Stand Up For The Other” program By KATHY CHANG, Managing Editor - January 23, 2018 Event coordinator Rachel Goldstein and Rabbi David Vaisberg leads attendees in song during the “Confronting Bigotry: Stand Up for the Other”, a nonpolitical, interfaith program held at the Temple Emanu-EL in Edison on July 6. FacebookTwitterEmailPrint Yumna Naqvi, 18, from South Plainfield, sings with attendees during the “Confronting Bigotry: Stand Up for the Other”, a nonpolitical, interfaith program held at the Temple Emanu-EL in Edison on July 6.▲Joe Ritacco, a board member of the Interfaith Colalition, during the “Confronting Bigotry: Stand Up for the Other”, a nonpolitical, interfaith program held at the Temple Emanu-EL in Edison on July 6.▲Dr. Mohammad Ali Chaudry, from the Interfaith Coalition, during the “Confronting Bigotry: Stand Up for the Other”, a nonpolitical, interfaith program held at the Temple Emanu-EL in Edison on July 6.▲Dr. Mohammad Ali Chaudry, from the Interfaith Coalition, during the “Confronting Bigotry: Stand Up for the Other”, a nonpolitical, interfaith program held at the Temple Emanu-EL in Edison on July 6.▲Attendees during the “Confronting Bigotry: Stand Up for the Other”, a nonpolitical, interfaith program held at the Temple Emanu-EL in Edison on July 6.▲Edison Mayor Thomas Lankey during the “Confronting Bigotry: Stand Up for the Other”, a nonpolitical, interfaith program held at the Temple Emanu-EL in Edison on July 6.▲Attendees clap in song during the “Confronting Bigotry: Stand Up for the Other”, a nonpolitical, interfaith program held at the Temple Emanu-EL in Edison on July 6.▲Assemblyman Robert J. Karabinchak during the “Confronting Bigotry: Stand Up for the Other”, a nonpolitical, interfaith program held at the Temple Emanu-EL in Edison on July 6.▲Assemblyman Robert J. Karabinchak during the “Confronting Bigotry: Stand Up for the Other”, a nonpolitical, interfaith program held at the Temple Emanu-EL in Edison on July 6.▲Yumna Naqvi, 18, from South Plainfield, sits with her sister Faizah, and her mother, Noreen Jafn, during the “Confronting Bigotry: Stand Up for the Other”, a nonpolitical, interfaith program held at the Temple Emanu-EL in Edison on July 6.▲Attendees during the “Confronting Bigotry: Stand Up for the Other”, a nonpolitical, interfaith program held at the Temple Emanu-EL in Edison on July 6.▲Rabbi David Vaisberg leads attendees in song during the “Confronting Bigotry: Stand Up for the Other”, a nonpolitical, interfaith program held at the Temple Emanu-EL in Edison on July 6.▲Rabbi David Vaisberg leads attendees in song during the “Confronting Bigotry: Stand Up for the Other”, a nonpolitical, interfaith program held at the Temple Emanu-EL in Edison on July 6.▲