#antisemitism

Coming of Age during the Resurgence of Hate

Samantha A. Vinokor-Meinrath (Jewish Education Project, USA)

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Bloomsbury Publishing USA
11 July 2024

Religious intolerance, persecution & conflict; Judaism: life & practice

Exploring what it means to come of age in an era marked by increasing antisemitism, readers see through the eyes of Jewish Gen Zers how identities are shaped in response to and in defiance of antisemitism.

Using personal experiences, qualitative research, and the historic moment in which Generation Z is coming of age, Jewish educator Samantha A. Vinokor-Meinrath uses antisemitism from both the political left and the right to explore identity development among Jewish Gen Zers. With insights from educators, students, activists, and more, she holds a lens up to current antisemitism and its impact on the choices and opinions of the next generation of Jewish leaders.

Chapters cover Holocaust education for the final generation able to speak directly to Holocaust survivors and learn their stories firsthand; modern manifestations of antisemitism; and how the realities of 21st-century America have shaped the modern Jewish experience, ranging from the synagogue shooting in Pittsburgh to how Gen Zers use social media and understand diversity. The core of this book is a collection of stories: of intersectional identity, of minority affiliations, and of overcoming adversity in order to flourish and thrive.

By: Samantha A. Vinokor-Meinrath (Jewish Education Project USA)
Imprint: Bloomsbury Publishing USA
Country of Publication: United States
Dimensions: Height: 235mm, Width: 156mm,
ISBN: 9798765122730
Pages: 192
Publication Date: 11 July 2024
Audience: College/higher education , Primary
Format: Paperback
Publisher's Status: Active

Introduction 1. Jewish Generation Z: Who/What/Where/Why 2. Never Again: The Burden of the Last Generation to Meet Holocaust Survivors 3. #Jewish: Telling Their Stories via Social Media 4. Pittsburgh: The Day Safety Ended 5. The Dyke March: How Anti-Israelism Becomes Antisemitism 6. Jewish Stars, Shirts, and Swag 7. But You Don't Look Jewish: Diversity within the Jewish Community 8. What about Mom and Dad? 9. Proud but Uncertain: Jewish Identity and Self Definitions 10. Where Do We Go from Here? Appendix A Learning Guide for Jewish Communities Appendix B Learning Guide for Allies Index

Samantha A. Vinokor-Meinrath is Senior Director of Knowledge, Ideas, and Learning at the Jewish Education Project in New York, USA.

Reviews for #antisemitism: Coming of Age during the Resurgence of Hate

#antisemitism is a portrayal of how antisemitism has penetrated social media, academic institutions, and modern society. Samantha Vinokor-Meinrath uses a series of anecdotes to highlight the experience of the generation now coming of age in the United States. The author correctly calls out overt and subtle antisemitism across the political spectrum. The book particularly highlights how the increasing prevalence of antisemitism has personally affected the generation that is developing its Jewish identity. The picture that emerges is both enlightening and frightening. While there are no magic solutions, the first step in trying to overcome the new challenges of an age-old problem is to fairly and comprehensively describe the problem, which Vinokor-Meinrath has accomplished brilliantly in this riveting and readable work. * Jewish Book Council * This important book enables us to hear today's Jewish Generation Z, in their own words, speaking from their own lived experience. What does it mean to them to be Jewish? In their young lifetimes, the ancient hatred of antisemitism has reappeared as an ugly, dangerous problem. What is the impact on them? What should we know about their hopes and goals for the future? Because their future is ours. * Ann F. Lewis, Former White House Director of Communications * A must-read for teens, their parents, and community leaders who want to better understand Generation Z in the context of understanding and combatting antisemitism. * William C. Daroff, Chief Executive Officer, Conference of Presidents of Major American Jewish Organizations * Samantha Vinokor-Meinrath is wise beyond her years. She is a highly knowledgeable academic and pedagogue, and this book reflects both of these qualities. By weaving together personal stories from a diverse group of Generation Zers, as well as her own experiences, she creates a portrait of today's young American Jews that is well-written and compelling. * David I. Bernstein, PhD, Dean Emeritus, Pardes Institute for Jewish Studies *