Jewish issues in multiculturalism

Attributes the exclusion of Jewish experience from multicultural courses to ignorance about Jews and Judaism and to prejudice. Views psychology, also, as a field that has largely denied Jewish identity and, thus, limited its potential to help Jews. Part of the book deals with oppression of Jews that is little known to American society. The relevant sections are: ch. 5 (pp. 93-132), "Antisemitism: Past and Present"; ch. 6 (pp. 133-156), "The Peculiarities of Antisemitism"; ch. 7 (pp. 157-192), "Insights into Antisemitism: Integrating History and Psychology"; ch. 8 (pp. 193-228), "Christians and Jews"; ch. 9 (pp. 229-262), "Blacks and Jews"; and ch. 10 (pp. 263-275), "Farrakhan, Jews, and Slavery: What the Nation of Islam Isn't Saying." (From the Bibliography of the Vidal Sassoon International Center for the Study of Antisemitism - The Hebrew University of Jerusalem)