African Americans
500 Black Christian leaders arrive in Israel for 'Unfinished Business' pilgrimage
The delegation arrived on Thursday to fulfill a pilgrimage envisioned by Martin Luther King Jr. in 1967, nearly six decades after his planned visit was canceled.
Black and Jewish youth build bridges through basketball, on the court and beyond
Two museums, one mission: Preparing young leaders to confront antisemitism and racism
‘Facing the Middle East’ examines Iran’s repression, black-Jewish solidarity, regional war risks
Israelis need to learn how to treat Arabs, the African-Americans of Israel - Opinion
The Israeli Arabs are where African Americans were in the 1960s.
Reconstructionist Judaism moves to back reparations for African Americans
Representatives of 47 congregations voted in support of a resolution that endorsed reparations for Black Americans. 11 abstained and none voted against.
Kanye West's antisemitism inspired by Louis Farrakhan - opinion
Farrakhan must be treated as a persona non grata in America. For too long, his poisonous presence and rhetoric have been tolerated.
The Kyrie Irving case isn’t about Blacks vs Jews - opinion
Black leaders have questioned Jewish claims to victimhood — especially when Jews accuse other Black leaders, such as Louis Farrakhan, of antisemitism
Jewish community won't 'get pass' on 'anti-blackness,' slavery - US politician
"The Jewish community will not get a pass on their long history of anti-blackness, from their role in slavery to anti-Black American hate, to hatred towards black Jews," said Gregg Marcel Dixon.
Kanye West claims Planned Parenthood, KKK conspired to 'control Jew population'
Kanye doubled down on unsupported claims that "the people known as the race black really are" Jews in footage cut from his recent Fox News interview.
Supreme Court judge nominee speaks about Jewish-Black alliance
Ketanji Brown Jackson, nominee to Supreme Court judge, spoke about the special circumstances in which her school was founded.
Black-Jewish ties can’t be allowed to falter - opinion
Black and Jewish people in the US have a long history of kinship with one another, based on shared minority status, and experiences of discrimination and bigotry.
27% decline in Black Protestant approval of Biden - new Pew analysis
Between March 2021 and January 2022, Black Protestant approval of the president fell from 92% to 65%, the survey showed.
How God, Martin Luther King brought a ‘Bishop of Israel’ to the Holy Land
Meet Bishop Glenn Plummer, a man on a mission to bring Black American Christians to Israel.
