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I travel the country talking of the rise in bigotry and intolerance against blacks, Jews, Muslims, Latinos and immigrants. I am amazed how many audiences don't want to hear it -- or want to point fingers of blame rather than uniting against hate. Bigotry should not be partisan.
At a synagogue in East Hampton I was told all of the rightwing anti-Semites could fit into that one building. In Westhampton Beach I was told I was a self-hating Jew for even suggesting the rise in bigotry had to do with the current political environment.
On Tuesday night, I left a synagogue in Montreal only to be greeted with a hate-filled email from one of the men who had come to hear me speak.
I’ve been sharing this everywhere to try to make people understand: “Terror from the Right”https://www.splcenter.org/20180723/terror-right …
Not all of us behave like an Ostrich. After Charlottesville, our synagogue hosted @cpicciolini to talk about white supremacy and anti-semitism.
An honest discussion of antisemitism, as it relates to “the current political environment,” should include incitement from both the right and the left.
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