<p>Hey Family,</p> <p>In this podcast episode, I discuss the harmful effects of comparing the struggles of different marginalized groups, particularly antisemitism and anti-Black racism. While we can acknowledge the pain of antisemitism, we must emphasize that these comparisons minimize the unique suffering of Black individuals and communities, oversimplify complex issues, and create unnecessary competition. I advocate for empathy, solidarity, and open dialogue between communities as a better way forward to fight against all forms of hate and discrimination.</p> <p>I also wrote about this in more detail in a May edition of my newsletter; the link is below.</p> <p>https://open.substack.com/pub/rabbisandra/p/unity-not-competition-dismantling-394</p>