The Temple Sinai Social Action Committee is pleased to sponsor this important and timely discussion on White Nationalism and the Rise of Anti-Semitism. this is the first of a three part series.

Join us on Zoom as Brandon Chapman, PhD, Instructor at Rowan College at Burlington County, speaks on the recent upsurge of anti-Semitic, ethnocentric, and racist beliefs among rural white voters in the United States.

This is part of a three part series. This first session will include an exploration of the nationalist literature and media content and outlets of Nationalist voters of the Republican Party (examples and explanations of what the conspiracy and anti-Semitic beliefs actually are in detail and the media outlets that provide this and are most often being watched, read, and consumed by these voters.)

Dr.Chapman is a Cultural Anthropologist and Social Scientist specializing in political and economic ethnography, political values, local and traditional knowledge, and Cognitive Anthropology. Most recently, Dr. Chapman has been conducting fieldwork regarding nationalist and extreme right-wing political opinions among U.S. voters.

Please RSVP to Ellen Goldberg Weiner ategweiner09@gmail.com

The Temple Sinai Social Action Committee is pleased to sponsor this important and timely discussion on White Nationalism and the Rise of Anti-Semitism.

Join us on Zoom as Brandon Chapman, PhD, Instructor at Rowan College at Burlington County, speaks on the recent upsurge of anti-Semitic, ethnocentric, and racist beliefs among rural white voters in the United States.

This is the second in a three part series. This second session will includea look at the larger polling and survey data, coupled with my own ethnographic research that often parallels that, to understand and show how much of the U.S. and right-of-center voting populations believe these media outlets and to show how widespread are conspiracy and anti-Semitic belief.

Dr.Chapman is a Cultural Anthropologist and Social Scientist specializing in political and economic ethnography, political values, local and traditional knowledge, and Cognitive Anthropology. Most recently, Dr. Chapman has been conducting fieldwork regarding nationalist and extreme right-wing political opinions among U.S. voters.

Please RSVP to Ellen Goldberg Weiner ategweiner09@gmail.com