How European Fecklessness Encourages the Islamic Republic’s Assassination Campaign
License to kill.
December 8, 2022
Quotas and Racial Classifications Have Divided American Society
An often-arbitrary system that, more often than not, harms Jews.
In the universities and in the job market, America’s systems of racial and ethnic quotas have generally harmed Jews—whether by a design a century ago or in the name of helping other groups today. For precisely this reason, Ruth Wisse has argued that American Jews ought to oppose the efforts of colleges like Harvard to exclude Asian Americans. Behind such discriminatory policies are governmental systems designed to sort U.S. citizens by race, which are the subject of a new book by David E. Bernstein. George Will begins his review by citing an example of a Jew named Steve Lynn, who, unusually, benefitted from a quota:
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The Story of North African Jewry Doesn’t Fit into Academic Narratives about Colonialism
Neither victims nor collaborators.
In the Eyes of the Catholic Church, God’s Covenant with the Jews Remains Unbroken
A faithful Catholic will be careful never to accept anti-Jewish animus masquerading as criticism of Israel.
How Fake History about Jews and the Evolution of European Finance Helped Create Modern Anti-Semitism
Bills of exchange.
Quotas and Racial Classifications Have Divided American Society
An often-arbitrary system that, more often than not, harms Jews.