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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> |
| − | 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> | + | 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.' |
| − | Like I said, you can’t make this stuff up.</small></blockquote></ref> | + | Like I said, you can’t make this stuff up.</small></blockquote> |
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