I've been relying on roundups more than I'd like recently, but that's the way it goes sometimes.
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Potential blockbuster lawsuit by a former top staffer accuses ZOA chieftain Mort Klein of massive financial improprieties. I don't think I can even cover this story I want it to be true so badly.
Chris LeBron reviews Charles Mills on American liberalism and race.
Robin DiAngelo's article on "White Fragility" has been making the rounds forever (and nearly from the moment I've read it I've wanted to write about "Gentile Fragility"), but now she's turned it into a book.
First explicitly joint Jewish-Arab pride event in Israel held in the city of Lod.
Labour continues its aggressive campaign against antisemitism .... reporters. Meanwhile, another Labour Councilor suggests that the entire antisemitism controversy is a Mossad plot to undermine Corbyn, while Corbyn himself (in 2012 comments) went on Iranian State TV to suggest that a terrorist attack on Egyptian police was actually an Israeli false flag ("I suspect the hand of Israel in this whole process of destabilisation" could, at this point, be Labour's motto). But they did suspend their "Jews are blood-drinkers and should be executed" Councilor, so there's that.
Any time I read one of these "I'm a conservative professor and my students refuse to read any White Male author" screeds, all I think is "Really? Because my students never give me a fuss about reading those same authors you listed. Maybe you're just terrible at teaching?"
Saturday, July 28, 2018
The Tide Never Goes Out Roundup
Labels:
academia,
anti-semitism,
arabs,
conservatives,
gay rights,
Jeremy Corbyn,
Jews,
LGBT,
philosophy,
Race,
racism,
scandals
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