Jewish American heritage is intertwined with American history. Jews first came to America in the 17th century in search of religious freedom and a place where they could safely be themselves. In the late 19th and early 20th centuries, Jews fled to America to escape organized massacres, called pogroms, targeting them in Eastern Europe and Russia. However, the promise of religious tolerance in America didn’t protect the Jewish community from discrimination and violence. Jews faced – and continue to face – targeted antisemitism in all aspects of life. Today, Jews continue to be the primary victims of religious-based hate crimes as we see skyrocketing rates of antisemitism across the United States. This month, let’s remember the promise of America that brought so many Jews to its shores and reflect on the contributions and diversity that Jewish people have made to the American experience. Continue sharing #🟦 to show support for the Jewish community this month and beyond. Be on the looko...