A review by catship_system
The Past Didn't Go Anywhere: Making Resistance to Antisemitism Part of All of Our Movements by April Rosenblum

5.0

This is the most helpful introductory text on antisemitism that I have read so far, and I learned a lot. I was a bit worried that, coming from a US perspective, it might be hard to apply to European contexts, but that was not the case. Instead, I found the distance from the German language discourse on the topic (that I am used to) to be refreshing and immensely useful.

Edit: After some discussion, I see more flaws in this text than I had noticed at first, such as the lack of analysis of the images that appear alongside the text (antisemitic posters and such), and that the Holocaust is only mentioned in passing. I thought that was worth mentioning.