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Denial, Wariness, and Fear,l success indicate very low levels of discrimination against Jews. Such an assessment might lead some to deny that antisemitism exists at all. However, looking through Jewish eyes may produce feelings of fear. Signs of antisemitism in the United States, both behavioral and attitudinal, continue to b

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Through the Jewish Looking Glass,Are Jews safe in the United States? Jews, like other Americans, are concerned about street crime and nuclear war. Most Jews also think about safety in specific terms as Jews: protection from antisemitic discrimination and violence, and the disappearance of antisemitic beliefs and attitudes.

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,The “Reality” of Antisemitism in the United States,Antisemitism remains part of contemporary American culture. It continues to be expressed in a variety of ways. However, institutional discrimination against Jews in the form of housing restrictions, employment, and education has been sharply reduced since World War II.

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The Jewish Press,wish leaders voice their concerns, Jewish institutions publicize the results of their studies and their agendas, and the Jewish public is made aware of events occurring in the United States and around the world that affect American Jews. The Jewish press both reflects and molds the opinions of its readers.

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