African Americans
American Jewish Congress launches initiative to strengthen Black-Jewish relations
The 500-member delegation’s ‘Unfinished Business’ pilgrimage was inspired by Martin Luther King Jr.’s planned 1967 visit to Israel, which never took place.
500 Black Christian leaders arrive in Israel for 'Unfinished Business' pilgrimage
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
US housing legacy puts some Black neighborhoods at higher flood risk
Nearly 60% of households in neighborhoods once designated undesirable for mortgage lending were non-white, compared with 40% of households in neighborhoods deemed desirable for loans.
Orthodox Rabbi, anti-racism advocate, turns his gaze to Jewish texts
The commentary, titled “In Black Fire,” represents an extension of Rishon’s ongoing efforts to speak up against racism in the Orthodox world.
Black Lives Matter: Listen to Biden, reject hatred from Sarsour - opinion
Take President Biden’s advice on both counts. Let’s together engage in a moment of unity.
Erdan goes ‘Down South’ for Black History Month on first official tour
“As Israel’s ambassador to the US, it is very important to me to connect with all sectors of American society, and in particular with minority groups."
NC leader: 'Agnostic Jew' made Black Panther to reach 'Schvartze pockets'
“His refusal to apologize is troubling and unacceptable to us,” said Matt Brooks, the director of the Republican Jewish Coalition. “These kind of comments have no place in our society.”
The legacy of Jewish crusade against racial injustice - opinion
Black-Jewish relations is not something new to me. It’s something I’ve been passionate about my whole life.
Over 170 US celebrities join Black-Jewish alliance
The aim of the organization is to stand together to counter antisemitism and racism within the industry.
Black History Month: We must renew black-Jewish brotherhood - opinion
We have known and felt more than the cold chill of chains and the searing crucible of bondage.
Pathbreaking: Jew of color to lead diversity group Be’chol Lashon
Campbell, a veteran of Silicon Valley, was announced as the group’s new executive director last week, in a release timed to coincide with Martin Luther King, Jr. Day.
Early voting brings one million Black voters to Georgia polls
More than 3.8 million Georgians had already cast ballots as of 5 pm on Friday, compared to 4.1 million overall in the last presidential election.
