Campus response to anti-Semitic postering leaves much to be desired

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Earlier this week, my campus experienced another incident of bigoted postering by an outsider. The response by the campus? For the most part, resounding silence. Why are the Jewish students not receiving support and solidarity from other groups on campus claiming to care about intersectionality? Read what I have to say here.
 
 

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  1. A Bill to Condemn Antisemitism – steph black says:
    May 1, 2018 at 2:54 pm

    […] postering incident and the University’s lack of response, that I would be the one to act since no one else was. I had no idea how much work I would wind up doing, especially work with the Student […]

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