The torrent of hate speech sweeping internet talk shows and social media is eroding the sense of safety for Jewish people across the U.S.
“Jews Not Welcome” near the entrance of a Maryland high school. Someone else passed out fliers in Los Angeles blaming Jews for the coronavirus pandemic.
When the economy sputters, when a virus spreads, people crave a scapegoat, and Jews have long been a target. Lyons had appreciated“We’re just 75 years since the gas chambers,” one read. “So no, a billboard calling out Jew hate isn’t an overreaction.” The question was: How? She didn’t talk much about her faith. She almost never attended synagogue. That was something Lyons wanted
bursts of hostility for two decades, usually from bitter ex-husbands. None, however, had involved swastikas. Could one of her clients’ former partners have scattered the demented handicrafts?Lyons told Dylan and her 15-year-old son, Max, to come straight home after school. She wanted to say it would be okay, but that didn’t feel quite right, so she tried to turn the pain into a lesson: This was what hate looked like. This is what they should never do.
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