Bigotries

But she was already in full command of the arsenal of bourgeois bigotries that would be a hallmark of her later self.

Teenagers from Catholic and Protestant youth groups lit candles on a Belfast street in memory of those who perished in the Holocaust, then listened solemnly to a warning about the dangers of Northern Ireland’s own infamous religious bigotries.

Within the catalogue of forbidden bigotries, the hating of Jews no longer counts.

They love an idea of it that they use to explore their own bigotries and hatred.

Across classes, political beliefs and bigotries, Diwali is universally welcomed, at least in north India.

That cannot happen if anti-Jewish prejudice is collapsed into a milquetoast mishmash of all bigotries.