US Justice Department sues UCLA alleging antisemitic educational environment

[u/awaythrowawaying]

https://www.reuters.com/world/us-justice-department-sues-ucla-alleging-antisemitic-educational-environment-2026-05-26/

[u/notapersonaltrainer]

Perhaps you're thinking of these?

• Rise of Jew-hatred in US workplaces has worsened in past nine months, House labor subcommittee chair says
• House candidate Maureen Galindo pledges to send 'American zionists' to internment camp
• Pennsylvania Supreme Court justice leaves Democratic Party over antisemitism concerns

It's weird how we were constantly browbeaten about imperceptible microaggressions, implicit bias, or simply not having enough melanin for years.

But after televised jewish exclusions zones, "context dependent jewish genocide", politicians casually proposing sterilization concentration camps, jewish governor mansion arsons and street assassinations, and surging antisemitism that ramped before 2023, people are suddenly coming down with selective racism fatigue.

[u/lostroadrunner22 → u/notapersonaltrainer]

Honestly. The left really needs to have a conversation about their antisemitism

[u/CloudApprehensive322 → u/lostroadrunner22]

Pretending as if the right doesn't have its own massive issues with antisemitism is laughable.

[u/IllustriousHorsey → u/CloudApprehensive322]

Please highlight for me where anyone above claimed or pretended anything of that sort. If you can’t, then why are you bringing up non sequiturs? Though I’m 100% sure you’re discussing in good faith, it should be noted that other bad actors often use non sequiturs as a way of derailing conversations that paint themselves and their allies in a bad light.

But I’m sure that isn’t what’s going on here because this a place for good faith discussion. So would you please point out where in this conversation people were pretending the right doesn’t also have virulent antisemites on its side?