now is the time for a Jewish civil rights movement” and pointed out that “litigation is always the last resort. - Brooke Goldstein

I'm reminded of M.J. Nurenberger's 'The Scared and the Doomed,' " "During our people's darkest hour, as Hitler's war machine kicked into high gear, much of the Diaspora establishment eschewed collective action to save European Jewry. These cosmopolitan, assimilated Jews did not want to risk their hard-earned place in American society by speaking out of turn. They wanted to be a part of the prevailing culture, not disturb it.

“outstanding complaint” they filed on behalf of a client at Columbia University who was allegedly spat on and called a “dirty Zionist” in the university quad; this happened four years ago,

important to work with them to guide them on what to do.