Resources
Keen to get started today? Here’s a shortlist of books and articles that have shaped our thinking on antisemitism.
Strange Hate, Keith Kahn-Harris
A British sociologist’s insight into how to approach tackling antisemitism as part of a broader anti-racist outlook
The Past Didn’t Go Anywhere, April Rosenblum
A 2007 pamphlet for left wing movements created by an American activist
Understanding Antisemitism, Jews for Racial and Economic Justice (JFREJ)
An Amerocentric guide to antisemitism by a NYC based collective advocating for economic and social change
Understanding Antisemitism, Jews for Racial and Economic Justice PDF
The Colours of Jews, Melanie Kaye/Kantrowitz
A book designed to challenge assumptions about the Jewish community, by presenting the voices of Black Jews, Indian Jews, Sephardi Jews, Mizrahi Jews, and many other Jewish communities.
That’s Funny, You Don’t Look Antisemitic, Steven A. Cohen
A very funny 1980s guide to the history and practises of
antisemitism within the British left
Socialist Antisemitism and its Discontents, Satnam Virdee
A deep look at antisemitism within British socialism at the turn of the century
Socialist Antisemitism and its Discontents in England, 1884–98
Skin in the Game, Eric K. Ward
An exploration of why antisemitism is so foundational to white nationalism
The Jew’s Body, Sander Gilman
An examination of the historic tropes around Jews’ bodies