Practice Safe Politics
Jewish Women Watching was formed in the early 2000s as a feminist group within the Jewish community. Their mission was to combat the racism, sexism, and discriminatory behavior present in some Jewish institutions. Members of the community were anonymous, which allowed for bold and unapologetically powerful messages communicated through public demonstrations, online campaigns, and guerilla marketing strategies. This postcard cautions viewers that the alliances Jewish leaders were making with conservative Christians could have major consequences for reproductive rights.
Why did Jewish Women Watching criticize the growing relationship between Jewish community leaders and prominent right-wing evangelical Christians?
Why do you think Jewish Women Watching chose the metaphor of Jewish communal leaders “going to bed with” right-wing evangelical Christians?
How has the relationship between Jewish and Christian leaders evolved since 2002?
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