Anti-semitism doesn't occur (merely) as sporadic incidents of hate or extreme rhetoric. It is embedded in all of our perspectives of what Jews deserve, what their role is in the global community, and fundamentally who we are. A progressive praxis that is truly committed to liberation of all peoples has to be willing to listen to Jewish voices and Jewish stories about our own experience and history. When we tell you that we perceive something as anti-semitic, listen -- don't chide us about our paranoia in the wake of millions of dead Jewish bodies.
Friday, July 11, 2008
Links for the day
Worth reading: Two articles, 1 and 2, by The Girl Detective at Feministe. And one by David Schraub:
Labels:
antisemitism,
jewishness
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