Black History Month: What Has Happened to the History We Share?
Since October 7, we have realized the greater influence of antisemitism in Black social justice movements and organizations, rhetoric on the street, in board rooms and classrooms.
Since October 7, we have realized the greater influence of antisemitism in Black social justice movements and organizations, rhetoric on the street, in board rooms and classrooms.
The Armenian Secret Army for the Liberation of Armenia (ASALA) claimed responsibility and vowed to continue attacking Jews across the globe as retribution for Israel’s close friendship with the majority-Muslim Republic of Azerbaijan.
We were shaken in Los Angeles by something horrible.
Graffiti of a swastika was found in a Santa Monica park on August 18.
A new report from the NGO Center for Countering Digital Hate (CCDH) states that social media platforms haven’t adequately addressed antisemitism permeating their sites.
Secretary of State Antony Blinken sent an email to department staffers denouncing the swastika as “hateful” and saying that it has since been removed and the department will investigate the matter.
Graffiti of a swastika and the words “Nazi Pride” in all capital letters was found on a Beverly Hills street corner on July 14.
This phenomenon of Jewish antisemitism is nothing new.