What does it mean to be Jewish in a time of rising antisemitism?
Summary
California may become the first state in the United States to officially recognize Jewish identity as both an ethnic and racial identity, not only a religion. This change reflects growing concerns about rising antisemitism.Key Facts
- California is working to classify Jewish identity as ethnic and racial, beyond just religious.
- This would be the first legal recognition of this kind in the U.S.
- The move responds to increasing incidents of antisemitism.
- Recognizing Jewish identity this way could affect state laws and protections.
- The classification aims to provide better legal tools against discrimination.
- The decision is part of broader discussions on race and ethnicity in America.
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