So you want to know more about antisemitism outside the context of Nazis ...
99.99999% of conspiracy theories are either rooted in antisemitism or antisemitism is a key component
Yad Vashem has a bunch of things, here’s a free online course about antisemitism:
Poke around the National Museum of American Jewish History’s site (it’s The Best Jewish museum in the US, IMO).
Handy guide with examples from social media:
Rabbi Danya Ruttenberg is great and has a number of informational threads.
On Antisemitism:
On Judeo-Christian and why you should delete it from your vocabulary:
On why you should stop using “Pharisees” as a pejorative:
Here’s an essay on why “fake Christian” and “not a real Christian” are harmful rhetoric:
(Look, I get the impulse. Ben Shapiro is shitbag. So are Laura Loomer, Stephen Miller, Mort Klein, etc. but No True Scotsman-ing isn’t actually helpful.)
“But Israel!” Nope. Stop right there. Explainers:
(My main critique of both of these is that they’re pretty Ashkenormative and gloss over the effect Israel’s creation had on Mizrahi Jews living in other MENA countries.)
Short thread/statement from a Palestinian activist that succinctly summarizes his distaste with folks using Palestinians to legitimize their antisemitism:
https://twitter.com/iyad_elbaghdadi/status/980015842460016640?s=21
Thread from a Black Jew about how Jews are often perceived by Gentiles of Color, which is a helpful perspective on how positive stereotypes and proximity to whiteness can put marginalized communities in conflict. These conflicts doubly hurt those who belong to both:
https://twitter.com/thespinsterymc/status/1189266271923257349?s=21



































