of what it can be like being a jewish black person. it is a more a lot easier to recognise if someone calls me the n word or someone says something derogatory about my skin colour to know that it s racist, versus, you know, if someone makes a comment like, oh, you know, jews run the media . it is not as overt, in some ways, but i also think they manifest themselves differently. ithink, you know, in the 21st century, you do not have the structural socio economic intergenerational inequality that you see within black communities as in the same in thejewish community, but that does not mean that, you know, the threat levels aren t serious. see, ijust don t think people have a very solid understanding of what anti semitism is because i don t think we are taught about it very well. there are many elements behind what drives racism, and specifically anti semitism, but there s also a familiar pattern that whenever israel is in the news, there s a spike in anti semitism here in the uk. it a
i get accused of me being a white supremacist when i m a jewish black woman. and then on the other side of the fence, being accused of hating jewish people. whenever there is anything going on between israel and palestine, i could get things from accusing me that i want to kill palestinians, to saying that i want to destroy israel, like, you just get ridiculous stuff. all racism is awful, point blank. do you think people, though, find it easier to understand racism directed towards people of colour than racism towards jews? yeah, i also think it is in part because anti semitism in europe is so deeply ingrained. it is a lot easier to recognise if someone calls me the n word or someone says something derogatory about my skin colour to know that it is racist versus if someone makes a comment like jews run the media , it is not as overt, in some ways. but i also think they manifest
europe is so deeply ingrained. it is a lot easier to recognise if someone calls me the n word or someone says something derogatory about my skin colour to know that it is racist, versus if someone makes a comment like jews run the media , it is not as overt, in some ways. but i also think they manifest themselves differently. in the 21st century, you don t have the kind of structural, socio economic, intergenerational inequality that you see within black communities, as the same in the jewish community. but that doesn t mean that the threat levels aren t serious. i just don t think people have a very solid understanding of what anti semitism is, cos i don t think we re taught about it very well. we re on the way to meet a young lady who works as a nurse in an east london hospital, and back in may, during the flare up of the conflict, she had a fairly unpleasant experience
jews run the media, it is not as overt in some ways, but i also think they manifest themselves differently, i think in the 21st century, you do not have the structural socioeconomic intergenerational inequality that you see within black communities, as in the same in the jewish community but that does not mean that, you know, the threat levels are not serious. see, ijust don t think people have a very solid understanding of what anti semitism is, because i don t think we are taught about it very well. there are many elements behind what drives racism and specifically anti semitism, but there is also a familiar pattern that whenever israel is in the news, there is a spike in anti semitism here in the uk. it all happened very quickly. obviously, it s petrifying. i don t think that, whatever is going on in the world in terms of the fighting and the, you know, do you believe in this side,
is that we are a monolithic group who think, feel and even look the same way, but that is far from the truth. i m meeting up with the nadine, a blackjewish woman who last year confronted the grime artist wiley after he posted an anti semitic rant on twitter. ijust think itjust demonstrated the complexity of what it can be like being a jewish black person. it is a lot easier to recognise if someone calls me the n word or someone says something derogatory about my skin colour to know that it is racist versus if someone makes a comment like, oh, you know, jews run the media, it is not as overt in some ways, but i also think they manifest themselves differently. i think in the 215t century, you do not have the structural socioeconomic intergenerational inequality that you see within black communities, as in the same in the jewish community, but that does not mean that, you know, the threat levels are not serious. see, ijust don t think people have a very solid understanding of what anti