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The following are manifestations of antisesemitism and the institutional behaviors that legitimize it:
Faculty
- Individual faculty
- Use university’s name and resources to purvey antisemitic activity
- Use classroom to promote antisemitic material, ideas, political action
- Departments/Centers
- Sponsor and fund antisemitic talks and events
- Academic Senates
- Condone abuses of academic freedom for promotion of antisemitic activity
Students
- Individual students
- Intimidate, harass and threaten Jewish students
- Vandalize Jewish student property or university property for antisemitic purpose
- Use personal web pages to promote antisemitic material, events, campaigns
- Student organizations
- Use university resources and name for antisemitic programs and events
- Intimidate, harass and threaten Jewish students, including by disrupting Jewish students’ programs
- Use organization web pages to promote antisemitic material, events, campaigns
- Promote boycott, divestment and sanction campaigns against Israel
- Affiliate with outside organizations that promote antisemitic activity
- Delegitimize the efforts of those who are acting against antisemitic activity
- Student government
- Fund antisemitic activity
- Vote on resolutions that demonize Israel and promote boycotts
- Student publications
- Publish antisemitic articles, advertisements
Administrators and Trustees
- Sponsor, fund, award, and give university resources to antisemitic activity
- Fail to enforce university policies and state and federal law that would prohibit the activities
- Fail to identify or condemn antisemitic behavior on their campuses
- Discriminate against Jewish students, by condemning racist and homophobic behavior but not antisemitic
- Minimize or ignore concerns from students or community members about antisemitic activity
Outside Organizations
- Co-sponsor and fund antisemitic events on campus
- Disseminate antisemitic material on campus
- Participate in harassment and intimidation of Jewish students
- Delegitimize efforts to combat antisemitic activity on campus
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