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Pratt Institute accused of antisemitism, initially scheduled vote during Passover: 'Positively obscene' - Vimarsana News

Pratt Institute accused of antisemitism, initially scheduled vote during Passover: 'Positively obscene'

Prestigious Pratt Institute in Brooklyn is being accused of promoting antisemitism with a proposed Israeli boycott -- and its top advisory panel was set to vote on it during Passover, when no observant Jews could likely participate.

Source: yahoo.com
Pratt Institute accused of antisemitism over possible Israel boycott, vote during Passover: 'Absolutely obscene' - Vimarsana News

Pratt Institute accused of antisemitism over possible Israel boycott, vote during Passover: 'Absolutely obscene'

Pratt Institute in Brooklyn is being accused of promoting antisemitism with a proposed Israeli boycott -- and its top advisory panel may vote on it during Passover, when no Jews could likely participate.

Source: nypost.com
Beyond the Door of No Return by David Diop review – a journey into the slave trade - Vimarsana News

Beyond the Door of No Return by David Diop review – a journey into the slave trade

The Senegalese-French writer’s fictionalised account of a real 18th-century naturalist’s experiences in Senegal serves as a compelling critique of colonial violence

The Book Pages: 11 short books for the long weekend - Vimarsana News

The Book Pages: 11 short books for the long weekend

11 short books for the Labor Day weekend as Erik Pedersen writes The Book Pages newsletter.

The Book Pages: 11 short books for the long weekend - Vimarsana News

The Book Pages: 11 short books for the long weekend

11 short books for the Labor Day weekend as Erik Pedersen writes The Book Pages newsletter.