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In this poignant solo episode of "On The Basis of Democracy," host Lisa Singer reflects on the recent Trump campaign rally at Madison Square Garden, addressing the feelings of exclusion and fear experienced by Jews and minorities in America today. By drawing parallels to the America First rally of 1939, Lisa Singer questions the meaning of belonging in a nation rife with division and hate.
Invoking George Washington's affirmations of protection for all faiths, the episode emphasizes America as a refuge against bigotry and celebrates the resilience and contributions of the Jewish American community. This heartfelt discussion reminds listeners of their rightful place in the nation's fabric and encourages a commitment to fostering an inclusive democracy where everyone can thrive safely.
Tune in for a powerful exploration of identity, belonging, and the enduring spirit of community in America.
Please join us to watch these carefully selected excerpts from historical speeches on contemporary discussions about democracy and social justice. We hope this episode...
In this heartfelt episode, we celebrate the life and legacy of Shoshana Axler, who made the bold move from Chicago to Israel five years...
Episode Summary: In this enlightening episode, we have the privilege of speaking with Dr. Yehuda Stolov, the director of the Interfaith Encounter Association. Dr....