The Forward: Racial Justice and LGBTQ Equality Are The Same Fight. It’s A Jewish Fight.

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The Forward:

“As  Jewish leaders working for LGBTQ equality and racial justicein Jewish life, our emotions run deep this month: June marks two historical moments of liberation. Fifty years ago, LGBTQ people resisted a violent police raid at the Stonewall Inn in New York City, sparking the start of the modern LGBT rights movement and signaling to the world that trans women, drag queens, gay men, lesbians, and other queer people demanded dignity, equal rights, and freedom.

More than 100 years before that transformative night at a New York City bar, the course of history changed forever in the American South. On June 19, 1865, a Union Army general arrived in Texas and shared the news that the Civil War had ended, and that enslaved African Americans were now free. Known by many as “Juneteenth”, this day is considered the most historic celebration of the end of slavery in the United States.

As we reflect on the power of these historical moments, we are troubled by how the struggles for LGBTQ rights and Black liberation are often viewed as separate, unrelated movements. And yet, these two histories — and our ongoing work for LGBTQ equality and racial justice today — are deeply intertwined and profoundly interdependent. …”

In addition to 9-year-old drag queens and plunging into war with Iran, internet censorship of conservatives is another Jewish fight in the culture war. There is a reason why Jews are once again found spearheading Weimerica. The Nazis destroyed them for it the first time around for degrading and demoralizing the Germans with their degenerate propaganda.