Celebrating Passover with Uganda's Jews
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A member of Uganda's Abayudaya community prepares a dish called haroset for the Passover celebration.
Jocelyn Frank, NPR
A member of Uganda's Abayudaya community prepares a dish called haroset for the Passover celebration.
Rural eastern Uganda is home to a small but thriving Jewish community called the Abayudaya, which means "the Jews" in the local language.
Jocelyn Frank joined them last year for Passover.
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