Kether Donohue Instagram – Just because something isn’t “trending” anymore doesn’t mean it isn’t a problem and that your Jewish friends and the Jewish people are not affected. Speak up and have active conversations with people in your communities offline as well. • Repost from @teachandtransform • In my antiracism workshops and talks, I often end by reminding folks that condemning racism isn’t the same thing as showing love to people of color. The same thing applies here. Beyond condemning antisemitism, we also need love and care for the Jewish community. When antisemitism stops trending online, what will your day to day allyship and advocacy look like? . Edit: This also applies to who non-Jewish folks deem as worthy and palatable. Will you still be condemning antisemitism the next time a visibly Orthodox Jew is assaulted in public?