Toxic Race Curriculum Has No Place in Jewish Schools

Just how far are Jewish institutions willing to go to accommodate the principles of critical race theory and its "cancel culture" view of American and Jewish history? In the case of Brandeis University Press, even that respected liberal institution realizes that identifying American Jewish life as part of the fabric of institutional racism should not go unquestioned. A controversy over the editors of that publishing house's refusal to include an essay glorifying the Black Lives Matter movement by a historian who claims that Jews are guilty of taking part in "white supremacy" has shined a light not just on a debate going on within the academy. It has also brought attention to the question of whether the Jewish educational world is being hijacked by a radical mindset that sees the community as not merely a beneficiary of racism, but guilty of being part of an irredeemable institutional racist nation.