Hybrid Hate

Exploring the historical intertwining of anti-Semitism and anti-Black racism, this book delves into how Jews and Blacks have been marginalized as distinct from the broader human experience. Tudor Parfitt traces the evolution of these prejudices and the concept of race from the Renaissance through to World War II, highlighting the complexities of racial theory and societal perceptions in the West. The work offers a critical examination of the shared experiences of these communities in the context of systemic discrimination.