Round-Up: Jew-Hate Across The Seas And In North America

Baltimore

Facing admission quotas at private schools, the leaders of the Jewish community in Baltimore established Park School in 1912. Their ultra-liberal approach to education and knowledge included a staff seminar in August on “how educators working with parents and communities can build communal, civically engaged schools rooted in Abolitionist Teaching with the goal of intersectional social justice for equitable classrooms that love and affirm Black and Brown children.”

But, that wasn’t good enough for the radical antisemites in the “Black at Park Organizing Collective”. 

A letter from the BLM affiliate, claiming to be composed by disaffected graduates and former students, demanded the school “atone for the deep and painful anti-black violence our black peers have experienced”, requiring a thorough reflection on “its inception, early exclusions, culture of whiteness and wealth hoarding, its tolerance of Zionism, and its parasitic relationship to Baltimore City.” 

Asserting the school, with a peak tuition of over $34,000, is built on “white supremacist structures and environments of learning, teaching, and community-making”, the Jew-hating race-hustlers demanded that the school change its curriculum, admissions practices, and hiring standards for faculty and staff.

Neither school administrators nor board members had the courage to respond to questions about the Collective’s use of vile antisemitic language like “parasites” and “wealth hoarding”, but rather, officials told the Free Beacon the school is working with the group to implement a series of reforms, including changes to its “diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives.” 

Salem, Mass.

Logoed stickers, purportedly from the Nationalist Social Club, have police in Salem, Massachusetts asking for the public to keep their eyes open. “We try not to give this too much detail,” Salem police Capt. Fred Ryan told Salemnews.com, “because we don’t want to put their message out there for them.” 

The sticker, shown in a Facebook post within a Salem Common Neighborhood Association group last week, is white with black lettering. It identifies NSC — an acronym for the Nationalist Social Club — with the S drawn in the style of the twin S markings associated with the Schutzstaffel organization in Nazi-era Germany. Ryan warned the white nationalists are “trying to recruit, trying to advertise their cause,” but “We have a zero-tolerance approach to these types of groups in Salem.”