Hijacking Black History to Bash Israel
Mangling the facts while ignoring anti-Semitism.
August 13, 2019
Hijacking Black History to Bash Israel
Mangling the facts while ignoring anti-Semitism.
In his book Black Power and Palestine, the historian Michael R. Fischbach seeks to prove that there are longstanding, widespread, and deep-seated feelings of solidarity between African-Americans and Palestinians—and that the pro-Israel sentiments of such major figures as Martin Luther King, Jr. are mere exceptions. David Swindle sees in this argument an attempt to force the Israel-Palestinian conflict into fashionable notions of “intersectionality,” with little concern for the facts:
August 13, 2019
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