Black anti-Semitism and how it grows

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العنوان Black anti-Semitism and how it grows.
هذا جزء من Commentary 97,4 (1994) 19-24
الوصف Describes increasing Black antisemitism in the U.S. today, spread especially by speakers on American college campuses. Relates antisemitic statements made by Louis Farrakhan, Khalid Muhammad, and others, and the tepid response by Black politicians who refuse to condemn this antisemitism outright or break decisively with those who encourage it. There is a cadre of professional Black antisemites who travel from campus to campus, at the invitation of student bodies, preaching a virulent message of bigotry and racism, and many students are eager to hear their message. Faults multiculturalism for encouraging diversity and thereby deepening racial, sexual, and ethnic tensions at universities all across the country. States that Jews must recognize that Black antisemitism is a phenomenon which is growing
it is no longer confined to the lunatic fringe. (From the Bibliography of the Vidal Sassoon International Center for the Study of Antisemitism - The Hebrew University of Jerusalem)
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