Brain in a Vat Anti-Semitism | Mark Oppenheimer (Rebroadcast)
Jan 12, 2025
Mark Oppenheimer, a contributing writer for The Atlantic and host of his own podcast, dives deep into the complexities of anti-Semitism and Jewish identity. He discusses the distressing legacy of discriminatory practices at Ivy League schools, the historical context of Jewish persecution, and the evolving nuances of cultural identity. Oppenheimer also reflects on the Tree of Life synagogue shooting, contextualizing contemporary threats to Jewish communities. His insights challenge common misconceptions and highlight the unique nature of anti-Semitism within broader societal biases.
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Intro
00:00 • 4min
Navigating Jewish Identity and Antisemitism
03:41 • 9min
Exploring Jewish Identity and Anti-Semitism
12:25 • 26min
Exclusion and Acceptance: The Jewish Experience in Ivy League Admissions
38:14 • 3min
Racism, Discrimination, and Admission Policies
40:59 • 10min
Understanding Antisemitism and Its Complexities
51:26 • 9min
The Evolving Discourse on Race
01:00:04 • 2min
Exploring the Nuances of Jewish Identity
01:01:42 • 2min