Troubles in the Twin Cities started long before the killing of George Floyd
From crime to climate change, the hostility of ‘movements’ to data is making it impossible to address real-world problems
More than a century ago, police officers beat a crowd of Jewish mourners during a rabbi’s funeral procession—an event the Yiddish newspapers described as resembling a Russian pogrom
A race-related police incident from the 1980s, in an excerpt from a seminal study of white supremacy
The practice of claiming undeserved victimhood status is shameful and harms those who are actually in need
Rabbi Norman Lamm—theologian, orator, and my grandfather—believed that in the struggle against racism, Jews should both teach and listen
The American Orientalist Class attempts to paint a fantasy Middle Eastern landscape on the American canvas
In what appears to be a first, Drake posted a heartfelt note on Instagram voicing his concern for police brutality against ‘black and brown communities’ in America
The different degrees of racism, as experienced by Ethiopian-Israelis
