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MIT's brief in opposition tells the Justices the First Circuit's ruling was fact-bound, creates no circuit split, and that a broader Title VI rule would suppress political speech on campus.
Mark L. Javitch, Esq. · August 27, 2026
Eight amicus briefs back the Title VI cert petition against MIT, and MIT has now answered. Read the petition, all eight amicus briefs, and the brief in opposition.
Mark L. Javitch, Esq. · August 27, 2026
Ari Kohen is a University of Nebraska–Lincoln political science professor who directs the Forsythe Family Program on Human Rights and Humanitarian Affairs.
Staff Writer · July 15, 2026
Part 1 explained how JCRC censored Jewish moms' comments explaining that they don't feel JCRC represents them, especially on several key issues. Part 2 outlined the disagreement between the Jewish moms and JCRC regarding Ethnic Studies. I…
Mark L. Javitch, Esq. · February 18, 2025
Major Jewish leaders just tried to pull a “bait & switch” on the public and their own community. At the very same time they were playing “ gotcha antisemitism ” against Elon Musk, they hid the truth from you that the true fight against…
Moishe Rabinowitz · June 4, 2023
Jewish leaders have been working hard to combat the persistent threat that is antisemitism. Robert Kraft's Blue Square campaign is one such initiative. However, the campaign does not address the root causes of antisemitism and instead…
Moishe Rabinowitz · April 26, 2023
Amy Spitalnick is the CEO of the Jewish Council for Public Affairs. A profile of her career from Integrity First for America and J Street to JCPA, her media presence, and the AOC-AIPAC controversy.
Staff Writer · July 11, 2026
A plain-English guide to the Jewish Council for Public Affairs (JCPA): what it does, its history, its structure, and why it's back in the news under CEO Amy Spitalnick.
Staff Writer · July 15, 2026
Tye Gregory is the CEO of the Jewish Community Relations Council of the Bay Area (JCRC Bay Area). A profile of his tenure, the JCRC's role in California ethnic studies fights, and the controversies over free speech and progressive coalition politics.
Staff Writer · July 15, 2026
Marc Aisen was arrested in Massachusetts, extradited across the country, and held in a jail cell in Oakland County, Michigan, for more than 2 years — all for messages sent to public officials. His case is a warning about how vague "cyber-harassment" laws can be turned against political speech.
Staff Writer · June 30, 2026