1. whiteness is a shifting boundary
2. jewish victims of the holocaust were not white
3. many survivors & descendants have 'become' white
4. holocaust exceptionalism is a real problem
people can be white in a country & cease to be white by coming to america (see america's problems around the categorization of latinos into white/Black)
it took a combination of many historical circumstances to both allow and pressure jews to leave their racialization
and it's ALSO not wrong to say that the exceptional treatment of holocaust history vs. other genocides is
the process of whitening jews created an opportunity to take a *racial* genocide and remove any analysis of its racial character!
which is why we *have* to make those connections!
but by & large, it's not jews writing that history. jews don't run the american gov., write the textbooks, administrate the school systems. and it *is* antisemitic to claim they do.
but these must happen *together*