Ken Toltz is a former Colorado congressional candidate and an Israel-based writer focusing on Israeli documentary filmmakers, in addition to being a lifelong political advocate. Previously he was an adjunct professor of marketing.
Ken Toltz
By Ken Toltz
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Opinion AIPAC’s new high-risk, low-reward political strategy
In the long run, the pro-Israel lobby's pivot to negative electioneering will fail
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Culture On the bayou, where Black and white lawyers worked together to fight racism
More than 50 years before the term intersectionality entered the lexicon of social and political activists, Black lawyers and civil rights workers in the Deep South found common cause with 1960s era northern Jewish lawyers. Bringing on white lawyers was a pragmatic decision on the part of Black southern lawyers who oftentimes were blocked, intimidated,…
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News ‘No one’s allowed to talk to me’: At UW-Madison, trying — and failing — to talk about Israel
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Culture Viral list classifies authors as Zionist, urging people not to read their work
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Yiddish קען אַ קאַוואַליר זײַן צו גוט?Can a suitor be too perfect?
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Culture He’s named after his grandfather Alfred Dreyfus (not that one)