Media and government watchdog groups on Tuesday launched a campaign to expose students and faculty who engage in anti-Semitic activity on university campuses and encourage employers to use databases documenting such acts.
According to Accuracy in Media, an organization whose mission is to “use civic engagement and investigative reporting to expose media bias, corruption, and public policy failures,” many college campuses nationwide It will be a day of exercise. Countries with increasing reports of anti-Semitic acts.
These campuses include Columbia University (Tuesdays only), Harvard University, University of California, Berkeley, University of Colorado Boulder, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, and University of Southern California.
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Harvard University students participate in protests against Israeli action against Hamas. (Getty Images)
As part of its activism efforts, Accuracy in Media will deploy mobile billboards at each campus to promote a new website the group has launched. Check out YourHate.com. The website includes a petition calling on employers to “blacklist” applicants who have allegedly engaged in anti-Semitic activity or sentiment on their campuses.
The group said those applicants will be tracked in a new database launched by fellow watchdog group Canary Mission, which will “promote hateful anti-Semitic beliefs on and off college campuses. The purpose is to record students, professionals, and organizations who believe in this.
“The rise in anti-Semitic sentiment we have seen at American universities is disgusting and alarming,” Adam Gillett, president of Accuracy in Media, told FOX News Digital in a statement. “The October 7th attack emboldened these hateful anti-Semites to come out of the shadows and brazenly call for the destruction of Israel.”
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Pro-Palestinian demonstrators take part in a protest at Columbia University in New York City, New York, days after Hamas’ unprecedented attack on Israeli soil that killed 1,200 people. (Julia Bonavita/Fox News Digital)
“This is unacceptable and it’s time to send a message to our students, faculty and staff that their hatred has no place here. It’s time to hold these extremists accountable. “We are calling on them to scrutinize their employment practices and take a tough stance against hiring anti-Semites,” he added.
Accuracy in Media includes targeting former Harvard University President Claudine Gay as part of a fierce backlash over her handling of anti-Semitism on college campuses during a Congressional hearing after the Oct. 7 attacks. It takes an active approach to raising awareness of anti-Semitism on college campuses. .
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Former Harvard University President Claudine Gay resigned from her leadership position in January following a plagiarism and anti-Semitism scandal. (Hans Pennink, FOX News Digital)
Earlier this month, the group put up “Moving Day” signs and trolled her with a U-Haul truck the day after she resigned.
“Today is an emotional day, Claudine Gay!” a digital mobile bulletin board read, before switching to another screen, “Sponsored by tens of thousands of accurate media activists who have called for your resignation.” It was written.
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