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Mark Tseng-Putterman

Mark Tseng-Putterman is a PhD student in the Department of American Studies at Brown University. He is also a member of the Jews of Color and Mizrahi/Sephardi Caucus organizing in partnership with Jewish Voice for Peace. His writing on racial politics, activism, and anti-Semitism has appeared in The Atlantic, Truthout, and The Forward.

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Politics, Race

The Armed and Anxious White Psyche

Contemporary gun violence is not so much terrorism as tradition. It is deeply intertwined with the white supremacist foundations of the United States.

Mark Tseng-Putterman

Politics

What Anti-Semitism Is—And What It Is Not

Two Jewish activists discuss the place of anti-Semitism in contemporary movements for social justice.

Donna Nevel, Mark Tseng-Putterman

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THINKING IN A PANDEMIC

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