Scott D. Seligman
By Scott D. Seligman
-
Culture He was the father of anti-Semitic publishing in America
While I was researching a 19th century Jewish immigrant, Google, in its infinite, algorithmic wisdom, brought me to a white supremacist website with a link to a book called “The American Jew: An Exposé of His Career.” The work, published in 1888, embodied anti-Semitism in its most base, rabid form: a vile portrait of dirty,…
-
Culture The Night New York’s Chinese Went Out for Jews
On a spring evening in 1903, in New York City’s Chinatown, a line snaked down Doyers Street from the Chinese Theatre as Manhattan played host to an improbable coming together of two immigrant communities: Chinese and Jews. They were queuing up for a Chinese-organized benefit performance for victims of the Kishinev pogrom that, the previous…
Explore
Most Popular
- 1
Opinion It’s time for the pro-Palestinian movement to make a radical change
- 2
News Should synagogues remove the Israeli flag from bimahs now? How a New York shul made the decision
- 3
Film & TV How a complete unknown created one of the most iconic music events of the 1970’s
- 4
Theater Why is everyone laughing at Anne Frank?
In Case You Missed It
-
Fast Forward 650+ US rabbis sign letter opposing Zohran Mamdani and the ‘political normalization’ of anti-Zionism
-
Fast Forward International Court of Justice says Israel must work with UN to deliver aid into Gaza
-
Fast Forward Zohran Mamdani is courting Hasidic voters — in Yiddish
-
Culture Nobody wants all those menorahs in ‘Nobody Wants This,’ do they?
-
Shop the Forward Store
100% of profits support our journalism
