Could artificial intelligence hold the key to fighting hate?
Jewish Journal
October 3, 2014
Last week, the Anti-Defamation League released a list of “Best Practices” to counter hate speech on the Internet.
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Biden regrets making ‘Shylock’ reference
Jewish Journal
September 17, 2014
Vice President Joe Biden acknowledged that he made a “poor choice of words” in using the term “Shylock” to describe unscrupulous lenders.
Ryan Kavanaugh, Relativity Media CEO, donates to four pro-Israel organizations
Ryan Torok
September 3, 2014
Ryan Kavanaugh, the 39-year-old CEO and founder of Relativity Media, is, to borrow the cliché, putting his money where his mouth is.
Shangri-La lawyers ready for another day in court
Jonah Lowenfeld
September 3, 2014
Four years after a group of Jewish partygoers accused a hotel owner of anti-Semitic discrimination — and two years after a jury found in favor of the group — the case is about to return to court.
Reflections on Sept. 1, 1939: The invasion of Poland
Jewish Journal
August 27, 2014
Sept. 1, 2014, commemorates the 75th anniversary of the invasion of Poland.
Chelsea Handler’s Hitler comedy not funny, ADL says
Jewish Journal
July 16, 2014
Were Hitler jokes taken too far on the late-night comedy show “Chelsea Lately”? The Anti-Defamation League (ADL) certainly thought so.
ADL condemns anti-Semitic remark by actor Gary Oldman; Says he ‘should know better’
Jewish Journal
June 24, 2014
Reacting to published comments by actor Gary Oldman defending Mel Gibson’s past anti-Semitic comments as justifiable, the Anti-Defamation League (ADL) said Mr. Oldman “should know better than to repeat tired anti-Semitic tropes about Jewish control of Hollywood.”
Battleground California: How UCLA became the epicenter of the campus battle for Israel
Jared Sichel
May 28, 2014
If only Lauren Rogers had known what she was getting herself into when she signed up to go to Israel.
UCLA and the anti-Israel students, should we be worried?
Jewish Journal
May 23, 2014
As I sat waiting to testify at Sunny Singh’s hearing before UCLA’s undergraduate student judicial board on May 15, it occurred to me that on college campuses today, students seem to want to hear only from people with whom they agree.
Sacred and profane: Philip Roth, onetime ‘enfant terrible,’ gets seminary honor
Jewish Journal
May 23, 2014
“What is being done to silence this man?” an American rabbi asked in a 1963 letter to the Anti-Defamation League.
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