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Judaism: Equality

Jewish work for racial harmony

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Overview

Leviticus 19:33–34 on the stranger, Rabbi Abraham Joshua Heschel and the civil rights movement, JCORE, a multi-ethnic Jewish people, Israel and Ethiopian Jews, and the story of Ruth.

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Key term

What does racial harmony mean, and why do Jews value it?

Key term

What does Leviticus 19:33 command about strangers?

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What does Leviticus 19:34 command, and why?

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  1. 1

    What does racial harmony mean, and why do Jews value it?

    Model answer

    Racial harmony means people of different ethnic backgrounds living together peacefully and with respect. Jews value it because all humans share one ancestor and God's image.

  2. 2

    What does Leviticus 19:33 command about strangers?

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    Leviticus 19:33 forbids mistreating a foreigner living among you. The stranger must be treated fairly.

  3. 3

    What does Leviticus 19:34 command, and why?

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    Leviticus 19:34 commands Jews to love the stranger as themselves. The reason given is that the Israelites were strangers in Egypt.

  4. 4

    How does the Torah's teaching on the stranger shape Jewish attitudes to race?

    Model answer

    The rabbis noted that the Torah repeats the command about the stranger 36 times. Jews see welcoming people of other backgrounds as a command, not a choice.

  5. 5

    How did Rabbi Abraham Joshua Heschel work for racial harmony?

    Model answer

    Rabbi Abraham Joshua Heschel marched with Martin Luther King at Selma in 1965. Heschel said he felt his legs were praying.

  6. 6

    How did Jews take part in the American civil rights movement?

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    Many Jews joined the struggle for Black civil rights in the 1960s. Two young Jewish activists, Andrew Goodman and Michael Schwerner, were murdered in Mississippi in 1964 with James Chaney.

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