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June 4, 2018

The Campus Intersectionality Craze Makes Jews Uniquely Vulnerable

The weak versus the Jew.

Starting his undergraduate career at Stanford University, Elliot Kaufman soon discovered the campus—even the bathrooms—plastered with posters accusing Israel of fanciful crimes and blaming it for police brutality in the U.S. Investigating further, he learned that behind this ongoing propaganda lay the ideology of intersectionality, which claims that those fighting any form of oppression must join together to fight all alleged forms:

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June 4, 2018

  1. The Myth of America’s Middle East Malfeasance

    The region’s rulers have not been hapless pawns.

  2. Hamas’s Aims in Gaza

    And the moral case for Jewish exercise of power.

  3. The Campus Intersectionality Craze Makes Jews Uniquely Vulnerable

    The weak versus the Jew.

  4. The Refusenik Who Took Photographs of Life in the Gulag

    And was a record-breaking sniper.

  5. The Not-Quite-Lost Languages of Iraqi Jewry

    And their literary history.