anon im going to assume you are the same one who messaged me a wildly inappropriate ask as well. the fact that you think that its antisemitic for a goy not wanting to overstep their bounds and understand that they donāt really have the knowledge or authority to make a certain post about a jewish holiday is justā¦ a lot.Ā
its not aboutĀ āincluding jewsā, sheās a goy and was straight up being respectful.Ā
Yes, in some cases, Iād feel its more inclusive and great to have those chanukah posts, but honestly, I think its more respectful to reblog them or share them from Jewish creators, which is what she did.
For anyone else who wants to use this as a learning experience, what I said above is a great way to be inclusive without overstepping! Look up when certain holidays are and share posts from Jewish creators :) amplify their posts and their artwork!
In addition, if you donāt know much about a certain holiday, feel free to reach out to your jewish (or other religion) friends, or do some of your own research. I love telling my friends about my favorite jewish holidays. addressing your own gap in knowledge is great. obviously, anon, its not your job to educate goyim, but its also not appropriate in any way to respond like this lol.Ā
also, I encourage those commenting, if you arenāt jewish, to also not claim authority on this topic of antisemitism. once again, amplify jewish voices when it comes to these topics, educate yourself, and listen.
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