Farrakhan claims that he is suing for 1st Amendment violations and for defamation and seeking $4.8 billion USD in compensation.
The ADL partnered on the letters with the Brandeis Center for Human Rights Under Law, a pro-Israel legal group.
The organizations emphasized the importance of ensuring that Jewish students "feel safe and free from harassment," and discrimination on campus.
Spanning from October 7-10, the ACMS painstakingly documented a concerning 157,000 posts exuding antisemitic sentiments.
The ADL's decision to return to advertising on X comes in the wake of heightened scrutiny over antisemitism and extremist content proliferating on the platform.
Ben Brody was enjoying a baseball game when conspiracy theorists online suggested he was involved in a neo-Nazi brawl hundreds of miles away. He and his lawyer say that Elon Musk slandered him, too.
The meeting was prompted by a series of controversial incidents involving Elon Musk, who threatened to sue the Anti-Defamation League (ADL) for billions of dollars.
“We have watched in horror as a new stage in antisemitic discourse has spread like wildfire on one of America’s largest social media networks.”
The ADL also recommends the state of Texas policies that they believe would be effective in fighting the rising amount of extremism.
Earlier this month, X owner Elon Musk threatened to sue the Anti-Defamation League (ADL) for billions of dollars.