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A Black writer explores how Germany remembers its ‘unthinkable’ past - Jewish Telegraphic AgencyClint Smith, author of a prize-winning book about slavery and American memory, tours Holocaust memorial sites.

Perspective | How historically black colleges helped rescue Jewish refugeesWhen the United States failed to resettled Jewish refugees, historically black colleges and universities stepped up.

Black and Jewish Leaders Gather at Carnegie Hall to Take a Stand Against Antisemitism and Racism

BLACK-JEWISH ENTERTAINMENT ALLIANCE

One Crown Heights Festival Showcases Black & Jewish UnityIn a case of art imitating life, the #OneCrownHeights mural unveiled at Brower Park in Crown Heights yesterday depicts African-American and Caribbean blacks

When Did Equity Become a 'Trigger' Word?Education equity may be inscribed in federal law, but that doesn't mean everyone agrees on what it means.

Candid Conversations on Race

A Formula for Creating More Equitable Gifted and Talented ProgramsAnthony Vargas in Manassas, Va., has nearly doubled the number of students from disadvantaged backgrounds in the district's gifted program.

Far more unites Black and Jewish Americans than divides them | CNNEthan B. Katz and Deborah Lipstadt write that to advance the cause of Black-Jewish relations, voices of mutual respect must rise above the prevailing din of acrimony and distrust. Such voices should begin with a greater understanding of both Jews' and Blacks' complex, often painful histories -- and how the past has shaped each group's collective identity.

Why I Went to Auschwitz | By Ray AllenThis is not history. This is humanity. This is now. This is a living lesson for us as a people.

Christians, Jews and Muslims experience workplace discrimination differently, new Rice research showsTwo-thirds of Muslims, half of Jews and more than a third of evangelical Protestant Christians experience workplace discrimination, albeit in different ways, according to a new study from Rice University’s Religion and Public Life Program (RPLP).

Jackie Robinson and the JewsRobinson had a strong bond with New York’s large Jewish community, particularly in Brooklyn, where Jews were half of the residents of the city’s largest borough.

Working with Culturally Diverse Families

Preparing for Cultural Diversity: Resources for Teachers

Conversations About Culture: Video and Lesson PlanA module introducing the concept of cultural humility as a guiding principle for effective cross-cultural communication and collaboration.

Exploring Cultures in Your Classroom: Fun Activities to TryYou can celebrate diversity, and engage students in the study of different cultures, with these interactive activities.

Dillard University Relaunches National Center for Black-Jewish Relations | INSIGHT Into DiversityTo reduce hostilities between members of African American and Jewish communities, Dillard University, a historically Black private university in New Orleans, announced the relaunch of the National Center for Black-Jewish Relations. Dr. Rochelle Ford, Dillard’s eighth president, announced plans for the center on January 17, citing a need due to the increased polarization in the […]

20 Books by Black Jewish Authors You Should ReadApropos of, well, everything, we decided it was well past time to give you a list of books by Black Jewish authors to read. From memoirs and novels to poetry and YA, these books deserve your attention not just now, as anti-Black racism is at the forefront of discourse in America, but as part of your

‘Black History Is Everybody’s History’: How A Teacher Brings Inclusivity Into Her LessonsInclusive teaching starts with instruction that allows students to see their reflection in the curriculum, explains one N.C. teacher.

Home - School House RapAccess to diverse picture book units and lessons that integrate reading, writing, grammar, and character education.

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