Thousands converged Saturday on the National Mall for the 60th anniversary of Rev. Martin Luther King Jr.'s March on Washington, saying a country that remains riven by racial inequality has yet to fulfill his dream. A white gunman wearing a tactical vest barged into a Dollar General store in Jacksonville, Fla., on Saturday and fatally shot three Black people in an attack that was clearly motivated by racial hatred. An off-duty Israeli soldier was killed and six other people, some of them soldiers, were wounded in a truck-ramming terror attack at a West Bank checkpoint near the central city of Modiin on Thursday morning.

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• It was an honor to meet with @POTUS & @VP along with @OfficialMLK3, @ArndreaKing, @TheRevAl & other civil rights leaders this week to discuss fighting hate. As @BerniceKing said, “We’re all made up of previous generations & if they could overcome, we can too. No matter how dark it gets, we’re going to see the dawn if we remain vigilant.”
• Blood Tribe is an increasingly active neo-Nazi group in the US & Canada that recruits militant white supremacists to est. an all-white ethnostate. Led by Christopher Pohlhaus, they're vehemently antisemitic, misogynistic & hostile to the LGBTQ+ community.
• #MOW60 was an opportunity to focus on the shared experiences & common values that the Black and Jewish communities share. We need to continue to work together to support other marginalized communities and not allow those with ulterior motives to divide us.

• The March on Washington happened 60 years ago. Today, the work continues (Pennsylvania Capital-Star – Shira Goodman op-ed)
• Anti-Defamation League identifies trends in violent extremism (Spectrum News – Scott Richman interviewed)
• Austin hate crimes jumped nearly 60% in 2022 (Axios Austin)

• Speaking Out with a Shared Voice Against Hate (TIME Magazine – Jonathan Greenblatt op-ed)
• March on Washington: 60 Years Later (MSNBC’s Morning Joe – Jonathan Greenblatt interviewed)
• In light of the Jacksonville shooting, here's how hate groups have grown in Florida (NPR – Oren Segal interviewed)

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