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One alumni voice. Countering Bigotry.

Alums for Campus Fairness (ACF) harnesses the unique power of alumni to counter antisemitism, including demonization of Israel and other forms of bigotry at universities. In the face of unprecedented attacks on Jewish and Zionist students, staff and faculty, ACF’s network acts to address acts of antisemitism on campus and ensure that universities remain pillars of truth and academic freedom. ACF members proactively engage with the administration at their alma maters to prevent discrimination, promote open dialogue, and foster respectful debate.

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2 days ago

This year was one of the most challenging for Jewish and Zionist students and faculty. Swastikas on campuses. Students attacked. Faculty harassed.

We cannot allow this hate to go unchecked. JOIN US, the unified alumni voice, in standing against antisemitism and bigotry on campus, by signing the petition below! #StopBigotry ... See MoreSee Less

Alumni Against Antisemitism

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I decided to sign up to Alumni Against Antisemitism because ethnic studies at Universities focuses on hatred of while people and Jews instead of being NEUTRAL

I got a MA in Counseling From SFSU in the early 70's and had to live, even back then, with a terrorist mural!

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2 days ago

San Francisco State University's student government is considering an antisemitic Boycott, Divestment, and Sanctions (BDS) resolution that calls on the University to divest from corporations doing business with Israel. The resolution was conceived by General Union of Palestine Students -GUPS at SFSU.

San Francisco Hillel (SF Hillel) condemned the resolution, calling BDS “incredibly divisive.” “By suppressing nuanced discussion about Israel and Palestine to a ‘yes or no’ question, BDS prevents students from engaging in critical learning, campus dialogue, and stifles viewpoint diversity,” said San Francisco Hillel (SF Hillel) Executive Director, Rachel Nilson Ralston.

This BDS resolution threatens to create a toxic environment on campus and stifle academic freedom. JOIN US, the unified alumni voice, in rejecting BDS and standing with the Jewish and Zionist community at SFSU, by signing this petition: www.campusfairness.org/action/?sfsu
#SFSU #Stopbigotry #NotMyAlmaMater ... See MoreSee Less

S.F. State student government considers BDS resolution – J.

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San Francisco State University’s student government is considering a resolution that calls for the university to join the boycott, divestment and sanctions movement against Israel by pulling out of ...

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No BDS.

San Francisco used to be a nice little city and I understand they taught real subjects at one time.

Shame on SFSU

Alums for Campus Fairness

3 days ago

San Francisco State University's (SFSU) student government is considering an antisemitic Boycott, Divestment, and Sanctions (BDS) resolution.

We call on San Francisco State University to support its Jewish students and affirm its commitment to combating antisemitism in all of its forms.

JOIN US, the unified alumni voice, in rejecting BDS and standing with the Jewish community at SFSU, by signing the petition below now!
#sfsu #StopBigotry #NotMyAlmaMater ... See MoreSee Less

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4 days ago

Zoom refused to host a University of Hawaii (UH) webinar scheduled for this week featuring convicted hijacker Leila Khaled. Last month, the social media platform announced that it would not host a San Francisco State University event featuring Khaled, because of her membership with “a U.S. designated foreign terrorist organization.” Khaled is a member of the terrorist group, the Palestinian Front for the Liberation of Palestine (PLFP).

“Zoom is committed to supporting the open exchange of ideas and conversations, subject to certain limitations contained in our publicly available Terms of Service, Acceptable Use Policy, and Community Standards,” a Zoom spokesperson told the Jewish Journal. “We determined that this event is in violation of one or more of these policies and have let the host know that they may not use Zoom for this particular event,” he added.

We commend Zoom for once again refusing to provide a platform for terrorists. Universities should be pillars of truth, supporting academic freedom and open discourse. Administrators at the University of Hawaii must be held accountable to these values, and take the necessary steps to ensure that hate will not be tolerated. ... See MoreSee Less

Zoom Says They Won’t Host University of Hawaii Webinar Featuring Leila Khaled

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A spokesperson for Zoom told the Journal that they won’t be allowing an upcoming University of Hawaii (UH) webinar featuring Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine member Leila Khaled as a gu...

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Zoom did a great job not to show this Terrorist

Good, finally some common sense

Thank God 🙏

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5 days ago

Last weekend, a webinar was held to address antisemitism and antizionism on college campuses across the world. The online panel discussion, hosted by Jewish and Zionist organizations including Hidden Light Institute (HLI), StandWithUs, and the Menachem Begin Heritage Center, examined campus antisemitism as a global problem.

Some event organizers said part of the challenge of combating campus antisemitism is that administrators often do not do enough. “It’s really easy for an administration to send a mass email saying they don’t support an anti-Israel program or that they stand with Jewish students and leave it at that, but that is just not enough,” said Rena Nasar First, the executive director of campus affairs for StandWithUs. “We want to see more than lip service, but in the meantime, we are actively taking steps so that pro-Israel students feel protected on campus,” she added.

Administrators must take concrete steps to combat antisemitism and discrimination against all groups. All students, including Jewish and Zionist students, should feel safe and welcome on campus. ... See MoreSee Less

Confronting Anti-Semitism on Campus–Fighting the Good Fight, Together - The Jewish Voice

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By Judy Fleischer Three years ago, Ofir Dayan, an Israeli student at Columbia University, was on her way to a math class. It was her first semester at Columbia and she ran into a Jewish American frien...

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