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Dear Jewish friends & followers: A few days ago, I sent out a tweet asking you a contentious question, and I was amazed by how many of you engaged my question with honesty and respect. I have another question, which I hope you can engage & retweet:
My question is: What are some things that, when said to you as Jewish person, make you feel *dehumanized*? Note the emphasis on "dehumanized" (not mere criticism or disagreement) - if you've ever had such an experience you'll know *exactly* what I mean.
As per the last time, I will ignore answers from people who aren't Jewish, and will block those who reply by posting antisemitic messages. Please retweet so others can see & engage. Once again, this I promise: I'm listening.
I know this is a challenging question, and I hope you'll bear with me. I guess you can also ask it this way: What things said about Jewish people do you consider to be dehumanizing?
