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MICHIGAN
In Partnership with
Temple Israel
W E LI kl T II
MARCUS
PRESENTS
CAMPUS ANTI—SEMITISM:
EVERYONE'S PROBLEM
U.S. Commission on Civil Rights' Findings
THE REALITY
THE RESEARCH
THE REPORT
Kenneth Marcus, Director of the US Commission on
Civil Rights , and Aryeh Weinberg, co-author of "Uncivil
Universities" and a fellow at the Institute for Jewish
and Community Research, will brief our community on
the troubling rise of campus anti-Semitism, the laws
and civil rights protections afforded our students, the
responsibilities of university administrators and the
remedies to address the problem.
WiE1-61
Monday March 26 1 7:00 p. m . WEINBERG
Temple Israel 5725 Walnut Lake Road
This important event is co-sponsored by:
B'nai Brith Great Lakes Region, Frankel Jewish
Academy, N FTY (North American Federation of Temple Youth)
For more information contact:
Stand With Us Michigan
Temple Israel
248.508.8545
248.661.5700
or SWUMichigan@standwithus.corn
Participating Synagogues and Organizations:
Adat Shalom, Akiva, Bais Chabad of Farmington Hills, Beth Ahm, Beth Shalom, Hillel Day School, NCSY, Shir Tikvah, Temple Emanu-El
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