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I suspect that among people who are not antisemetic, being Jewish doesn't preclude someone from being considered white. I know some consider being Jewish to be
by delecti 9y ago
I suspect that among people who are not antisemetic, being Jewish doesn't preclude someone from being considered white. I know some consider being Jewish to be an ethnic or racial identity rather than just a religious identification, but I don't think most people do.
- vokep 9y agoMost people consider it a racial identity I think, it depends on the person. I have some jewish friends that might identify themselves as jewish, and some that might identify as both jewish and white. Seems that in practice its a ratial identity first and a religion second. One friend doesn't follow the religion whatsoever, but has jewish blood so is technically jewish, but still overall identifies as white.