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   From: fjmccall@gmail.com   
      
   In article <7MzSI.1620676$ImK8.1392333@fx04.ams1>   
   governor.swill@gmail.com wrote:   
   >   
   > Jews are hypocrits and they don't deny it.   
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   The last thing that you'd expect from a group whose historic   
   mission is to monitor and fight anti-Semitism would be to   
   discover that the group is helping to spread woke ideological   
   indoctrination that grants a permission slip for Jew-hatred.   
      
   Yet that is exactly what the Anti-Defamation League (ADL) has   
   been caught doing in a Fox News Digital exposé that uncovered   
   the fact that the curricula the group gives to schools as part   
   of its widely popular anti-hate programs includes critical race   
   theory (CRT) teachings about "white privilege," the need to   
   address the problems of "whiteness," praise for the anti-Semitic   
   Women's March group and support for the idea of contemporary   
   Americans paying reparations to those whose ancestors were   
   slaves. The curricula also buttresses myths about the 2014   
   shooting of Michael Brown in Ferguson, Missouri that helped give   
   birth to the noxious Black Lives Matter movement.   
      
   This is shocking not merely because it is one more piece of   
   evidence that the liberal gaslighting that CRT in the schools is   
   a figment of the conservative imagination is an obvious lie.   
   It's also important because due to its adherence to   
   intersectional myths about Israelis being "white" oppressors of   
   the "brown" Palestinians who want to destroy the one Jewish   
   state on the planet and American Jews possessing "white   
   privilege," CRT legitimizes anti-Semitism—something the ADL   
   purports to oppose.   
      
   Faced with proof that the materials that are distributed in   
   school districts around the nation as part of its anti-hate   
   programs are immersed in these woke leftist ideas that   
   legitimate racialist attitudes linked to Jew-hatred, the ADL was   
   forced to concede that the Fox report was accurate. A statement   
   from the group said, "There is content among our curricular   
   materials that is misaligned with ADL's values and strategy."   
      
   Yet the ADL still insisted, "We do not teach Critical Race   
   Theory. Period." Of course, a look at these curricula shows that   
   is exactly what they are doing. But the non-apology was an   
   attempt to pretend that it was all attributable to a simple   
   misunderstanding.   
      
   Founded in 1913 to address the threat from anti-Semitism in the   
   wake of the lynching of Leo Frank, an Atlanta Jew who was   
   wrongly accused of the murder of a non-Jewish girl, the ADL was   
   long considered the authoritative voice on hate and an important   
   resource for both Jews and non-Jews.   
      
   But in order to believe that what Fox discovered was merely a   
   one-off blunder, you'd have to ignore what's been happening to   
   the ADL in the seven years since former Clinton and Obama White   
   House staffer Jonathan Greenblatt took over as its CEO,   
   replacing long-time leader Abe Foxman. Greenblatt shifted the   
   ADL from a non-partisan Jewish defense organization to being   
   just another left-wing activist group whose priority is helping   
   the Democratic Party. Rather than being "misaligned" with the   
   ADL's mission, endorsements of CRT teachings are very much   
   aligned with the ADL's decision to latch on to radical ideas   
   about race in order to remain in touch with vogue Democratic   
   sentiment.   
      
   There was the ADL's endorsement of the Black Lives Matter   
   movement, which had itself endorsed anti-Semitic attacks on the   
   state of Israel, and its misguided "anti-racist" agenda. The ADL   
   even embraced veteran race-baiter Al Sharpton, who helped foment   
   the 1991 Crown Heights pogrom against Orthodox Jews in Brooklyn.   
   It defended two anti-Semitic members of Congress—Reps. Ilhan   
   Omar (D-MN) and Rashida Tlaib (D-MI)—against criticism from   
   former President Donald Trump largely on the basis that they   
   were "women of color." Then there was the fact that the ADL's   
      
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