End Jew Hatred: A Manual for Mobilization

Thousands of books have documented the persecution of Jews. This is not one of those books. End Jew Hatred underscores the need for a seismic shift in strategy from defensive to offensive--by harnessing the power of the social media and the legal system--and implores the Jewish community to come together, shed partisan divides, and mobilize a clear united frontline that will protect future generations from violence, discrimination, and inequality.

Through her experience as a civil rights attorney at the Lawfare Project, author Brooke Goldstein offers an unparalleled deep dive into civil rights cases she fought and won to illustrate how the judicial system can be used as a tool to hold Jew haters accountable and set a new precedent of Jewish empowerment. Furthermore, Goldstein conducts a comprehensive study of other successful civil rights crusades like Black Lives Matter (BLM) and the New Women's Movement (NWM) and argues that co-opting their tactics, language, and organization can enact lasting, meaningful change for Jews everywhere.

Make no mistake: Ending Jew hatred is a non-partisan issue. This book is not about Israel; it is about the fundamental human rights of Jewish people everywhere--a clarion call for upending the status quo and disrupting the cycle of antisemitism; for drawing a new blueprint and tossing out existing structures; for unity; for diverting the nature of human hate and changing the course of history for the better.

We are living in an unprecedented age of progress in the fight for minority rights--a historic crossroads. While activists in the #MeToo and Black Lives Matter movements have made great strides, there has never been a unified and coordinated Jewish civil rights coalition. The plight of the Jewish community must not be overlooked. In this moment in history, the world is uniquely positioned to finally extinguish the flames of antisemitism so Jews can claim their right to life and be treated equally and fairly around the world.