Exposing Systems of Anti-Jewishness: How Bigotry Spread Through Christianity, Islam, Marxism, and Fascist Europe

This e-book is a review of many different aspects of anti-Jewishness in Christianity and Islam, both in history and at the present. It includes perspectives on historic anti-Semitism and its impacts today, Jewish identity (which can be religious, ethical and/or cultural) , assimilation, pressures on Jewish people to avoid identifying themselves as Jews, challenges on college campuses and challenges from the political left. The book includes an annotated bibliography with over 40 different books and sources for contemporary and historical information about bias, bigotry, hate and systemic oppression, as well as many embedded links to articles and other resources free on the Internet.. Included are discussions on Israel-Palestine situation, Black/Jewish relations, problems with colorization and racialization of oppression, competition among "victims," and Jewish achievement, as well as the author's personal and family history providing a context to many issues. The book is trans-disciplinary, or holistic, in approach, including concepts and perspectives from many disciplines, including law, public health, sociology, anthropology, psychology, cognitive science, history, linguistics, implicit bias, the BDS movement, the United Nations, and more. (ISBN: 978-1-7923-9100-2)