Making Sense of Antisemitism Today: A Three Part Learning Series
November 6 @ 10:00 am - 11:00 am
Making Sense of Antisemitism Today: A Three Part Learning Series
Fri, Nov 06 - 10:00 AMLead By Congregant, Marvin Rapaport
Why has antisemitism endured across centuries, cultures, and political movements? What makes it different from other forms of prejudice? And what does today’s resurgence reveal about our society and about ourselves?
Through a series of provocative essays, we’ll explore how different writers understand the roots of antisemitism and consider how these ideas can help us make sense of today’s challenges. Expect thoughtful discussion, diverse perspectives, and respectful conversation rather than easy answers.
Sample Readings may include:
- Bret Stephens, We Jews Have the Honor of Being Hated
- Sam Harris, Why It’s Futile to Debate Israel’s Enemies
- Daniel May, An Outrage to Common Sense
- Doug Henwood, To Serve is to Rule
- Tal Fortgang and Ella Fortgang, The New American Jews
- Christopher Browning, How Envy of Jews Lay Behind It