Black lives matter
Canceled fashion blogger is easy to hate — but it’s no excuse for antisemitism
Medine Cohen is easy to hate for her entitlement, but when the podcast host brought her Judaism into the conversation, the episode went sour.
‘The right wing is not a friend of the Jewish community:’ Q & A with Heather McGhee
Heather McGhee discusses Jewish and Black solidarity
’It’s never been uncomplicated for me:’ A Black-Jewish voice for hope
Editor’s note: In observance of Martin Luther King Jr. Day, the Forward is resurfacing some of our recent coverage related to the Black-Jewish experience and racial justice. This article originally appeared in June, 2020.
A police crackdown in a Black neighborhood paved the way for a Jewish resurgence
A discriminatory gang injunction drove Blacks from my Latino and Jewish neighborhood
New publication centered on Jews of color set to launch on “erev Juneteenth”
“Media is the way we learn who is important, who is ‘normal.’”
Documentary explores the “Shared Legacies” of America’s Black and Jewish communities
“Many people don’t know this story, but it’s a significant and important part of American history that needs to be acknowledged,”
Brandeis U. Press and a historian split over how to talk about Jews and white supremacy
“‘White supremacy’ is triggering for white Jews, and the meta question is, why that kind of response from that word?”
After an online ‘onslaught’ over exhibit on racial justice, a Florida Holocaust museum vows not to back down
A Florida Holocaust museum stands by ‘George Floyd’ exhibit.
A case of ‘museum-going while Black’ tests the Boston Museum of Fine Arts’ new director
The Boston Museum of Fine Arts director faces challenges over race
Protesters gather outside home of Jewish developer to block purchase of landmark Black mall
In Los Angeles, a protest erupts against the Jewish developer of landmark black Baldwin Hills Mall