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0 Antisemitism Politics

Why Neo-Nazis marched in Ohio this weekend, and almost every weekend in the U.S.

Benyamin Cohen in Forward · 18 Nov

Neo-Nazi rallies have become alarmingly frequent across the United States, with hundreds occurring since 2016, driven by small white supremacist groups seeking attention online.

0 Sports Culture

The Jewish Sport Report: After a thrilling World Series, a historic Jewish MLB offseason is on-deck

Jacob Gurvis in JTA · 1 Nov

The Jewish Sports Report highlights a pivotal MLB offseason for Jewish players following the Los Angeles Dodgers' World Series victory.

0 Politics Antisemitism

The chaos is the point: Matt Gaetz and the mainstreaming of conspiracy, xenophobia and antisemitism

Emily Tamkin in Forward · 4 Oct 2023

The article examines the political antics of Congressman Matt Gaetz, highlighting his role in the ousting of House Speaker Kevin McCarthy and his history of promoting conspiracy theories and antisemitic rhetoric.

0 Culture Communities

Kwanzakkah: A way to celebrate dual heritage, and combat hate

TaRessa Stovall in Forward · 23 Dec 2022

The concept of 'Kwanzakkah,' a blend of Hanukkah and Kwanzaa celebrations, seeks to honor dual heritage for those who are both Black and Jewish, while also serving as a countermeasure to racism and antisemitism.

0 Antisemitism Politics

The Buffalo shooter murdered Black people. His screed also oppresses Jews. Here's what it says.

Samuel Breslow in Forward · 17 May 2022

In the aftermath of the tragic Buffalo mass shooting that targeted Black Americans, the attacker's hate-filled manifesto revealed a deep-seated antisemitic ideology largely shaped by the far-right conspiracy theory known as the "great replacement theory."

0 Antisemitism Politics

What is the great replacement theory and what does it say about Jews?

Samuel Breslow in Forward · 16 May 2022

The article explores the rise of the great replacement theory, a conspiracy theory claiming that elites, often identified as Jews, are orchestrating demographic changes to weaken the power of white Christians.