Embracing the Cost of Being Special

Christian anti-Semitism shifted to a secular version in 1492 when Jews converted to Christianity but were still branded as fake Christians and racialized. This history signifies that hatred towards Jews persisted regardless of their actions. The speaker emphasizes that Jews should acknowledge and accept anti-Semitism as a cost of their uniqueness. They suggest a practical approach to politics but advise against defining oneself theologically through anti-Semitism.