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By Rachel Max ‘24
With the recent rise of antisemitism and anti-Zionism, it has become increasingly common, despite their differences, for the two concepts to be confused.
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By Talia Perlstein ‘24 and Aly Biloon ‘25
In recent months, antisemitism has grown into one of the most frequent topics gracing news headlines, with influential figures like Kanye West and Kyrie Irving arousing attention for their hateful remarks. Despite the blatant absurdity of antisemitism, loyal supporters have blindly taken these celebrities’ words to heart, committing antisemitic crimes worldwide. By Gracie Sacks ‘26
As we enter the new year, antisemitism seems to have become the new norm. Between the horrific words of Kanye West, the scary ideals of Kyrie Irving and the brutal physical and mental attacks on Jews worldwide every day, I feel fearful and helpless. By Daniel Schiffman ‘23
Over the past year, billionaire entrepreneur Elon Musk acquired the social media platform, Twitter, and began heavily altering the company to reflect his views on free speech. In examining Musk’s changes to Twitter, it is clear that his absolutist approach to freedom of speech is misguided and has only resulted in monstrous antisemitism and hate speech. Kanye West’s recent antisemitic remarks have brought back the ever-present question: is it truly possible to separate the art from the artist? Is it permissible to continue to listen to Ye’s music, knowing all the terrible comments he has made about the Jewish Community? This does not have one concrete answer; it varies from person to person, as each’s priorities and morals differ. This article delves into varied people’s opinions on this debate. Is it possible to separate Kanye’s art from himself, and if so, how?
- Op-Ed Editors Talia Perlstein ‘24 & Aly Biloon ‘25 By Mimi Lebeau ‘24
Having grown up hearing about the Holocaust all the time, it is hard for me to fathom not knowing anything about the horrific tragedy. However, for the general public, despite occurring less than a century ago, the worst genocide in human history and the defining event of modern Jewish history is quite misunderstood. |
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