African Americans
500 Black Christian leaders arrive in Israel for 'Unfinished Business' pilgrimage
The delegation arrived on Thursday to fulfill a pilgrimage envisioned by Martin Luther King Jr. in 1967, nearly six decades after his planned visit was canceled.
Black and Jewish youth build bridges through basketball, on the court and beyond
Two museums, one mission: Preparing young leaders to confront antisemitism and racism
‘Facing the Middle East’ examines Iran’s repression, black-Jewish solidarity, regional war risks
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Jemele Hill call out antisemitism in Black community
In his latest column for The Hollywood Reporter on Tuesday, Abdul-Jabbar argues that there has been a “shocking lack of massive indignation” over recent statements on social media.
Has Farrakhanism become mainstream in the US?
This form of American antisemitism is more mainstream today.
Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey supports reparations for African-Americans
Frey brought his Jewish identity into his response.
My Black Jewish family’s values were 150 years in the making - opinion
"Tony and I are raising our families’ first generation of Black Jews. We have two daughters, ages 8 and 5, and a 2-year-old son."
Colorado officers fired over photos mocking death of Elijah McClain
The officers who were terminated were named as Jason Rosenblatt, Erica Marrero and Kyle Dittrich. The fourth officer, Jaron Jones, resigned on Tuesday.
Jewish organizations offering $5K for info on attack against Black Jewish teen
Jewish organizations in the United States issued statements strongly condemning the attack on Bernstein.
Simon Wiesenthal Center: Cancel Louis Farrakhan's July 4 speech on Fox
Farrakhan has a long record of making inflammatory and antisemitic statements.
FBI, DoJ to investigate African-American hangings as racial riots rage
Some 4,743 people were lynched between 1882 and 1968, according to the Tuskegee Institute in Alabama.
Trump moves Oklahoma political rally date from Juneteenth after criticism
Tulsa, a city important in African-American history, in 1921 was the site of one of the bloodiest cases of racist violence in US history in which white mobs attacked black residents and businesses.
Ohio state senator blames COVID-19 on 'colored' pop not washing hands
Huffman was fired from his job as an emergency room physician following his highly controversial remarks.
