Yesterday, I reported that a rally is planned September 7 in Los Angeles as a protest against Jew hatred. I have updated information, which I am cutting and pasting below. The event is supported by The Lawfare Project and is a response to recent incidents at the
University of Southern California (USC).
The Lawfare Project is providing legal support to the new social justice movement #EndJewHatred. It is a civil rights movement dedicated to ensuring Jewish liberation and justice through peaceful direct action.
The movement is organizing a protest to #EndJewHatred on campus, specifically the bigotry taking place at the University of Southern California (USC).
The protest will take place on:
Monday, September 7th
from 3 PM – 5 PM PDT
Location:
The corner of S Fairfax Avenue & W 3rd Street
in Los Angeles (The Grove)
Protestors are demanding that Rick Caruso, Chair of the Board of Trustees at the University of Southern California, act now to #EndJewHatred at USC. He has supported other ethnic groups, and is now being asked to support the Jewish community.
In recent months, many Jews across the United States have rallied to support racial justice causes. Jews have been at the forefront of campaigns for equality because we know how important it is to secure liberty and justice for all. But none of these campaigns has been a movement that seeks to end unjust discrimination against Jews.
#EndJewHatred is that Jewish civil rights movement. Visit www.endjewhatred.com to discover more about their important work. Their mission is to eradicate Jew hatred from culture once and for all.
Please spread the word about this important movement and the protest on Monday with your friends and colleagues. History has taught us that, if Jews do not stand up for ourselves, no one else will.
We at The Lawfare Project appreciate your continued support.
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