A bit of historical detail that nicely communicates just how bad the Sarah Island prison was:
There is a rock on the island that was known at the time as the standard location for adult prisoners to commit suicide by throwing themselves into the sea.
Not all of the prisoners were adults.
There was a second rock that was the established spot for the kids to kill themselves.
Lord, it’s like no one has ever heard of Sammy Davis Jr. or Drake or the Falasha before!
Of course, Jews are a diverse community, but I think a lot of people who don’t know that assume that the European Ashkenazim or American Jews are somehow representative of all Jews. But of course they aren’t.
But the construction of whiteness as an overarching identity has indeed come to include at least some Jews, although as others in that thread note, it’s pretty contingent.
Anecdote, but everyone I knew in Pontiac in the early 2000s was an antisemite. I didn’t really understand it until I was older and exposed myself to online hate groups, but it ran deep in the black and Latino communities I knew.
EDIT
I should also say the white people I knew were also not a fan of black people or Jewish people.
I have no personal experience with any of this, but would this be comparable to the position of not-deliberately-passing-but-often-passing Black and American Indian people?
The Democratic Party has not put a non-incumbent person over 60 into the White House since before the Civil War.
If they nominate Bernie or Joe or Elizabeth in 2020, they will lose.
Based on recent history, if they nominate Cory Booker he’ll probably win, though of course @Wf’s concerns about voter suppression and other shenanigans are legitimate.