ADL Report Finds Systemic Exclusion of Jewish, Israeli Artists Across US Cultural Institutions
The ADL says 65 incidents and 40 museum ratings show a pattern of boycotts, cancellations and weak representation across cultural institutions.
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Jewish and Israeli creators ‘pushed out’ of US cultural life, ADL report finds
ADL review of museums, publishing and the performing arts documents blacklists, cancellations and pressure on Jewish and Israeli artists, while finding most Americans still remain willing to attend Israeli performances and buy books with Israeli themes
ADL report finds systemic exclusion of Jewish, Israeli artists across US cultural institutions
Over 80% of respondents somewhat or strongly agreed that excluding Jews or their work from cultural spaces contributes to anti-Jewish hate, while 72% said the same about excluding Israelis.
New ADL research reveals systemic exclusion of Jewish and Israeli artists across museums, entertainment and publishing
ADL conducted the first-ever systematic evaluation of antisemitism and Jewish representation across 40 leading U.S. art museums, developed in consultation with a 15-member external expert panel of artists, curators, collectors and museum leaders, and grading institutions across three categories: policies and internal standards, art and artist representation, and partnerships and programming.
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- 75% of the sources lean Left
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