Nov 7, 2024 · Picking apart our polarised politics, Rachel Shabi reveals the obscured and entangled histories of racism and antisemitism. She looks at questions of whiteness, Christian Zionism, pro-Israel antisemitism, the Palestinian struggle against colonialism and the untapped potential of the Left in coalition building.

Jan 14, 2025 · Written in the context of Israel’s war on Gaza, a sharp rise recorded antisemitic incidents across the globe, and fierce debates over what actually counts as antisemitism, Off-White is essential reading for anyone who thinks our response to antisemitism requires better thinking and a better politics.' —David Feldman, Director of the ...

‘Rachel Shabi’s book is an essential guide for progressives to reclaim the narrative around antisemitism. For too long, the right has weaponized antisemitism to silence legitimate and urgent criticisms of Israel, especially amid its ongoing atrocities.

Nov 7, 2024 · Written in the context of Israel’s war on Gaza, a sharp rise recorded antisemitic incidents across the globe, and fierce debates over what actually counts as antisemitism, Off-White is essential reading for anyone who thinks our response to antisemitism requires better thinking and a better politics.' —David Feldman, Director of the ...

A progressive Jewish writer tries to get her allies to take antisemitism seriously. But are they listening?

Feb 26, 2020 · The natural step as a pro-civil-rights, anti-war politician was to try to build a political coalition of African Americans, Latinos, college students, and upper-middle-class educated white progressives.

Sep 16, 2024 · Specifically, it argues that Adichie’s novel trains its attention on white progressives in the USA – those segments of the white American community who are not overtly racist and who might even see themselves as empathetic allies and partners to the Black community.