Scans_Daily

As others have said, you can be Jewish and white, and feel the discrimination and privilege that accompany both identities. There are also non-white Jews.

I speak as a white Arab. I have grown up with white privilege, and most people do not know I am anything else. I have cousins who are not white. And there exists, even among Arabs, racial discrimination based on skin color in spite of the common Arab ancestry.

It just goes to show the intersection of identity.