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From the Warwick Beacon: 'Rabbi Amy Levin, vice president of the Rhode Island Board of Rabbis, said she has spoken with former Cranston West students who felt uncomfortable with the banner when it was put up in their school nearly 50 years ago. She said the families and individuals she talked with were afraid to make their stance known during an era of such religious fortitude. “Jessica, 50 years later, managed to give voice to their discomfort,” said Levin.' And look at the retaliatory storm, even now.