We need to listen to Jewish people of color, specifically Black Jews, who have the unique lived experience of facing both antisemitism and antiblack racism.
Nick Cannon, known for hosting the successful MTV show Wild ‘N Out, recently came under fire for comments he made on a podcast. Because of these comments, Cannon was fired from Viacom, which includes his deals with Nickelodeon and MTV. On the podcast, he was speaking with Professor Griff, a former member of the rap group Public Enemy who was kicked out for antisemitic comments in 1989, in which he said that Jewish people were responsible for the majority of the wickedness in the world.
When talking about Cannon, we need to deal with both white Jewish people’s antiblackness and antisemitism. There is definitely racism within the Jewish community among its white members, and this story amplifies it. Many white Jewish people are using this as a shield for their antiblackness, and many Black people are defending Cannon’s words and promoting his antisemitic conspiracy theories.
— Malana 🔮🌌🍇 July 15, 2020 Over DM, Malana told BUST about her experience as a Black and Jewish person, and she gave us some insightful information about the intersections of the two identities. She ended up making a thread of her DMsand talked about her very personal experiences with both antisemitism and antiblack racism.
Lots of people have asked me questions along the lines of"But Jewish people have it easier than Black folks- why bother with anti-Semitism?" Or me"Why haven't you talked about racism in Jewish communities though?" I offer you this anecdote I just told a reporter
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