Antisemitism briefing by the American Jewish Committee

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    • During this interactive briefing, we will share the results from the American Jewish Committee’s annual survey of the Jewish community and the public about experiences and perceptions of antisemitism. The data is very revealing about the issue and how it appears in the United States today. We also will review the most recent FBI Hate Crime data and how it correlates with the survey. We will discuss the history of antisemitism, where it comes from and its evolving nature. We will discuss how to recognize subtle and blatant forms of antisemitism so that reporters will be able to recognize it when they see it. We will then take questions and have a robust discussion.

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