New Yorkers are participating in a nightly round of applause to show their appreciation for first responders and essential workers.
If you’re looking for a way to show first responders and essential workers some love during theNew Yorkers have banded together while socially distancing to give thanks to the people on the frontline fighting the virus by going to their windows at 7 p.m. each night and giving them a round of applause.
has now become a daily occurrence, and social media users are encouraging other cities to adopt the nightly ritual to show those who are risking their lives and their health that their sacrifice is appreciated.How awesome are New Yorkers? Every night at 7pm, grateful NYers applaud and cheer the healthcare workers outside the
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