Why should we not be concerned about every one of those individuals and their ability to sustain and fight back?
Ted Deutch: “Why should we not be concerned about every one of those individuals and their ability to sustain and fight back?”
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Deutch questions the lack of concern for Jewish students facing anti-Semitic acts on campuses.
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This is not a partisan issue. You are--we should be looking at every possible way to get universities to ensure that they are living up to their own ideals.
Speaking out on antisemitism is not and should never become a political or partisan issue.
We must hold schools accountable. We must protect all students, and we must work together in a bipartisan fashion and declare zero tolerance for antisemitism.
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