One Emoji is Worth 1,000 Words

Antisemitism is rising at alarming rates in the United States. Yet, new polling finds that more than half of Americans do not believe “antisemitism is a big problem” and nearly half believe that “Jews are more than capable of handling issues of antisemitism on their own”.

That’s why we are proud to join the Foundation to Combat Antisemitism and a wide coalition of Jewish and non-Jewish groups, to raise awareness and empower all Americans to join us to prevent hatred and intolerance towards Jews. We need to drive home the message that while Jews make up just 2.4% of the U.S. population, we are the victims of 55% of all religious hate crimes.

Here are a few actions you can take to #StandUptoJewishHate and join this national movement:

  • Post and share #:blue-square: - an emoji already available on most mobile devices - on your social media channels, email signatures, and text messages, alongside a message of support against hate and intolerance. Check out this simple guide for how to post the blue square 

  • Speak up and share your personal story with antisemitism.

  • Follow the #StandUpToJewishHate campaign on Instagram, Facebook, and TikTok to keep up-to-date with :blue-square: and learn more about antisemitism.