A national anti-Israel student organization is spending “much of its energy trying to deny its obvious bigotry,” the head of a Jewish rights-focused legal group told The Algemeiner, adding that it is “significant” the organization is now “increasingly on the defensive.”
LDB’s Kenneth L. Marcus will discuss his book, “The Definition of Anti-Semitism” (Oxford 2015), at the 65th annual Detroit Jewish Book Fair, 6:00 p.m., November 6, 2016, at The Berman.
On Thursday, November 3, LDB President & General Counsel Kenneth L. Marcus will address the LDB Law Student Chapter at Harvard Law School on the topic of, “Making Dollars or Making Change: Big Law, Human Rights, and Becoming a Purposeful Lawyer.” Marcus will describe his career path and discuss his current work in the area of civil rights law.
Kat Kolin, a Boston University freshman, wants to set the record straight: “I am Jewish. I am not a Zionist.”
Jeffrey Robbins will address students at the University of St. Thomas in Minneapolis on Human Rights Law, Fashion, and the Middle East.
On Wednesday, November 2, Professor Abraham Bell will address the LDB chapter at University of Chicago on the topic of "International Law, Lawfare, and the Arab-Israeli Conflict."
On Monday, October 31, the LDB chapter at University of St. Thomas School of Law will host Professor Abraham Bell, to speak on the topic of "International Law and the Arab-Israeli Conflict.
Talk about the intersection of human rights and BigLaw with Kenneth L. Marcus. Refreshments will be served.
Last week, I visited the University of Minnesota Law School to deliver a lunch lecture on anti-Semitism in higher education. It was one of a few campus visits I made this fall, and until now, the law students have been gracious hosts.
On Monday, October 24, the University Virginia LDB law student chapter will host Prof. Amos Guiora, to speak about the complicity of the bystander in the Holocaust.
