Bigotry

The reasonable educated guess, in short, was—and remains—that this was an ideologically motivated anti-Christian hate crime, an act of domestic terrorism.

As with the Bud Light situation, the partnership between Maybelline and Mulvaney amounted to one sponsored video shared on social media.

Do you go through a metal detector before entering your house of worship? Are you worried about being verbally or physically assaulted if you wear meaningful jewelry that your grandmother gave you? Likely, your answer is no. But for an alarming number of American Jews, this is what life is like today in America.

Ezra Law is accused of harassing preschool students at the temple when she was supposed to be getting arraigned on prior charges for vandalism.

The change in the ADL's mission is why we have formed Antisemitism Watch.

This is a conversation that nobody wants to have, but that's just too bad.

Some right-wing beliefs are forcing me to reevaluate my own actions—or lack thereof. The relentless attack on the LGBTQ community—especially trans people—that has been such a central part of this election's culture wars, has finally opened my eyes to how it must feel to live on sufferance.

"I think somebody can be having mental health issues, but that doesn't give you the right to be a bigot," Charlamagne told Newsweek.

Antisemitism is often described as the world's oldest hate, condemned as one of the most prevalent—and historically damaging—forms of bigotry. But it's crucial to understand that there is more to it than a dislike of a "race" or ethnicity—or even a religion. Conspiracy theories are at the very root of anti-Jewish sentiment.

While it's important to have such strong language and condemnation from the Biden administration, it's simply not enough. This time, we need a louder denunciation that should come from all Americans. But one group of American's voices must be the loudest: Muslim Americans.

Two students allegedly performed the salute, while another yelled, "Heil Hitler," in front of their Jewish teacher.

Podcast producer Andrea Asuaje, whose "Jeopardy!" game against Amy Schneider aired in November, has addressed the "vile comments" on social media.

Prince Harry was forced to publicly apologize in 2009 after using a racist slur while at Sandhurst—now the military academy has been accused of misogyny.

In these difficult and dangerous times, the shared desire for a peaceful and harmonious future, celebrating the dignity of our differences and the solidarity of humanity, can be a source of inspiration, and catalyst for global cooperation.

It is time for the world to ramp up the fight against ignorance and bigotry.

It's time for a U.S. Department of Justice investigation.

The refusal to break ties with a chapter led by a Nation of Islam supporter has put the venerable civil rights organization's allies in a dificult position.

Ilhan Omar knows exactly what she is doing when she targets Israel and the Jewish people.

The former vice president of the undergraduate student government at USC explains why she resigned.

TikTok is the latest example of a social media company allowing bigotry to flourish on its platform.

YouTube permanently banned anti-Semitic conspiracy news outlet TruNews Thursday, months after the organization deemed the impeachment of President Donald Trump a "Jew coup."

Fox News contributor Marc Thiessen has claimed "anti-Catholic bigotry" is afoot, after a recent photo of Supreme Court Justices Brett Kavanaugh and Samuel Alito posing with a hate group leader sparked calls for the pair to recuse themselves in upcoming LGBT court cases.

Pastor Barry Baker of Gracewood Baptist Church told the couple their "unbiblical lifestyle" was against "God's original design."

Editorial choices by the Daily Mississippian, the campus paper at the University of Mississippi, suggest a bias against Christians and toward leftist views. That's not right.

"As long as bigotry influences the President's policies, I will continue to seek his impeachment," Rep. Al Green tweeted.

Democrats should express "maladjustment" toward bigotry in their own party—specifically the rising anti-Semitism and anti-Catholicism.

"How much money is it worth to you that you have someone who is a racist in office?" Lemon asked of Trump supporters.

A meteorologist from an Ohio ABC affiliate station resigned from an LGBTQ journalist organization after referring to members of a California conference as "things and its."

"If they have the balls to come here and live off my money... the least they can do is speak English," Schlossberg said.

It should be for each individual to choose whom to include and whom to exclude from his own voluntary relations.