Kanye West’s Antisemitism Needs to Be Condemned—But By Much More Than AI
Regardless of West’s clear intent to provoke commentary or the current state of his mental health, this type of virulent antisemitism requires clear and immediate condemnation in order to maintain the safety of Jews everywhere.
West even appeared on Alex Jones’ show “Infowars,” with the conspiracy theorist later telling YouTuber Steven Crowder about ...
Kanye West's antisemitic tirade this week was ... legislate or litigate as much as we can to ameliorate the worst effects of antisemitism but alas it will never be eradicated." ...
Alyssa Farah Griffin argues that impaired mental health does not mean one gets to say "bigoted, racist, antisemitic things." ...
A new lawsuit claims the rapper barraged a former Jewish female employee with antisemitic and sexist comments and degrading ...
Last year, the Yeezy creator was sued by a different former employee claiming West wore a swastika shirt and made his ...
Kanye West's Twitter/X account has been deactivated after critics decried his "antisemitic rampage" on Elon Musk's social ...
The AI video depicts Jewish celebrities like Scarlett Johansson, Drake and Mark Zuckerberg giving the rapper the middle finger via T-shirt. It’s alarmingly realistic.
In a new interview, Guy Bar attempted to justify his celebrity-filled stunt, and noted, "I wish they would share it and say, ...
“The nitrous took over in Los Angeles. After the Grammy party [on Feb. 2], he met people and it kind of escalated to things ...
Mental health conditions don't cause most people to say "bigoted, racist, antisemitic things," Alyssa Farah Griffin said.
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