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and in 2018, it was exposed: Schocken’s Schocking Racism
 
and in 2018, it was exposed: Schocken’s Schocking Racism
 
<ref>Liel Leibovitz,  [https://www.tabletmag.com/sections/news/articles/amos-schockens-schocking-racism Amos Schocken’s Schocking Racism], Tablet Magazine,  Apr 16, 2018.</ref>
 
<ref>Liel Leibovitz,  [https://www.tabletmag.com/sections/news/articles/amos-schockens-schocking-racism Amos Schocken’s Schocking Racism], Tablet Magazine,  Apr 16, 2018.</ref>
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Writing in the [[Washington Post]], writer notes about "Racism in the name of anti-racism":<ref>David Bernstein, [https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/volokh-conspiracy/wp/2014/06/05/racism-in-the-name-of-anti-racism/ Racism in the name of anti-racism], ''Washington Post'', June 5, 2014.<blockquote><small>
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Writing in the [[Washington Post]], writer notes about "Racism in the name of anti-racism":<ref>David Bernstein, [https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/volokh-conspiracy/wp/2014/06/05/racism-in-the-name-of-anti-racism/ Racism in the name of anti-racism], ''Washington Post'', June 5, 2014.</ref><blockquote><small>
 
You can’t make this stuff up. Ha’aretz published an essay by one Salman Masalha, an Arab citizen of Israel who is a prominent poet, who vehemently objects to the fact that he was subject to additional security questioning at Ben-Gurion Airport. Israel, unlike the United States, openly engages in ethnic profiling for security purposes. But this post isn’t about whether or to what extent this is justified.
 
You can’t make this stuff up. Ha’aretz published an essay by one Salman Masalha, an Arab citizen of Israel who is a prominent poet, who vehemently objects to the fact that he was subject to additional security questioning at Ben-Gurion Airport. Israel, unlike the United States, openly engages in ethnic profiling for security purposes. But this post isn’t about whether or to what extent this is justified.
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Ophir was a young, darkish security man, perhaps a descendant of converts from the Arabian Peninsula, perhaps from the Atlas Mountains. But one thing was clear, his black color looked very shabby, tattered and stained with evil.'
 
Ophir was a young, darkish security man, perhaps a descendant of converts from the Arabian Peninsula, perhaps from the Atlas Mountains. But one thing was clear, his black color looked very shabby, tattered and stained with evil.'
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Like I said, you can’t make this stuff up.</small></blockquote></ref>
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Like I said, you can’t make this stuff up.</small></blockquote>
     
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