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Inclusion & Respect

Singh says that since 9/11, the taunts got angrier. “I used to be seen as an outsider,” he says. “But now people see me as a villain.”

“An inclusion effort that excludes Jews is both steeped in and misunderstands antisemitism.”

According to a study released last month, businesses are still not providing an inclusive and tolerant environment for religious employees.

All told, the toolkit provides 40 examples of how communities successfully built bridges of understanding.

“This is not a fringe issue. It’s something that affects all of us.”

“Throughout history, Jews were often portrayed in antisemitic films and propaganda as evil caricatures with large, hooked noses.”