Wednesday, July 8, 2020

American Football Player Desean Jackson Posts Anti-Semitic Text, Praise of Hitler


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American football player DeSean Jackson has posted anti-Semitic material that echoes ideas that have some purchase among black anti-Semites. The idea is that Jews are faking it, and black people are the real descendants of the authors and main characters of the Bible. 

These ideas were held by the terrorists who carried out a terror attack against Jews in Jersey City, NJ, in late 2019. Read more on that attack here

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