@GreytExpectations
Whilst some may still deal with prejudice, I struggle to believe its the same level as POC currently face. Maybe i'm wrong as I am not Jewish so I have no first hand examples.
I can’t speak for U.K., but in the US, Jewish Americans are at a higher risk of being a victim of a hate crime to include hate motivated homicide than a black/African American.
FBI 2017 hate crimes.
From: ucr.fbi.gov/hate-crime/2017/topic-pages/victims
5,060 race/ethnicity/ancestry victims of hate crimes
- 48.6% or 2,459 black/African American victims (blacks/African Americans are 13% of US population)
1,749 religious victims of hate crimes
- 58.2% or 1,016 Jewish victims (Jewish Americans are 2% of US population)
There are 13 black/African Americans for every 2 Jewish Americans, so if they were equally at risk of hate crime, then for every 2 Jewish Americans attacked in a hate crime, you’d expect to see 13 black/African Americans attacked. Because there are far fewer Jewish Americans than black/African Americans you have to look at the proportionality between the populations.
So, that would mean we’d expect to see 6,604 black/African American victims if we had equal hate crime risk to the current number of 1,016 Jewish American victims. Dividing 6,604 by 2,459 and you get the statistic that a Jewish American is 2.7x MORE likely to be a victim of a hate crime for their religion than a black/African American is for their race.