The Ben Shapiro Show University Chairman Fights Back | With Jeff Rabhan
Oct 29, 2023
Jeff Rabhan, former chairman of the Clive Davis Institute of Recorded Music at NYU, tackles the alarming rise of anti-Semitism on college campuses. He discusses the thin line between anti-Zionism and anti-Semitism, revealing how universities often fail to address these intertwined issues. The conversation dives into the struggles Jewish students face amid campus politics and the challenges of representation. Rabhan also highlights the entertainment industry’s hesitance to support Israel, emphasizing the moral imperative for influential voices to break their silence.
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University Tolerance
- Universities are afraid of losing money and upsetting students, thus empowering them.
- This has created a tolerance for unacceptable behavior, hindering free speech and meaningful debate.
Anti-Semitism's Cover
- Left-wing legitimization of anti-Zionism masks anti-Semitism.
- Universities treat anti-Semitic arguments as normal political discourse instead of hate speech.
Emotional Arguments
- Universities heavily invest in diversity and inclusion but lack experience in handling complex issues.
- This, paired with emotional students, results in a failure to educate appropriately about the difference between political stances and hate.