BHM2026

This family history teaches us about mid-20th-century American Jews and white privilege.

A story hidden from Jewish historians and others who think about what being Jewish means and meant.

It displays an ignorance of the causes of Black terror.

It is a mistake to focus exclusively on antisemitism without defending liberty and justice for all. Here’s why.

My understanding of chosenness develops from the perspective of those excluded from the Enlightenment’s putative universalism.

Many of us are living in fear that our loved ones will be targeted by racism or genderism or sexism or ableism.

We call on the Jewish community to stay steadfast in racial justice transformation.

Understanding ourselves as multiracial Jewish community would far better equip us as U.S. Jews to fight antisemitism.

Finding the strength to read Bilhah and Zilpah as possessing power and autonomy helps me do that for myself.

Academics must center white racial privilege in our analyses.

The Reconstructionist Network