Antisemitism inspired by Ye became physical, dangerous 

The ADL report indicated that “the impact of Ye’s words continues to be felt across the country,” including through vandalism and harassment incidents at K-12 schools, colleges and universities, Jewish institutions, public areas and commercial locations.

A sampling of incidents include an incident in La Crosse, Wisconsin in October. Someone drew “Kanye was right” and “Defcon III” on a sidewalk at the University of Wisconsin campus, as reported on local news.

In Newport Beach, California a few days later, someone wrote the words “Kanye West is right” and “Kill All Jews” alongside three swastikas on the wall of a high school bathroom. Immediately afterwards, in Jacksonville, Florida, people found graffiti reading “Kanye was right about the Jewish [sic]” near a river.

There have also been harassment incidents. After offering Ye a tour, the Los Angeles Museum of the Holocaust received several antisemitic phone calls and emails.

In November in New York, someone texted a Jewish individual with a series of anonymous antisemitic text messages, the first of which was, “Kanye is right. F*** you [name redacted for privacy].” In addition, someone called a Jewish-owned restaurant in Los Angeles, asked for “the Kanye special” and then said, “Death to all the Jews.”

In addition, members of the Goyim Defense League, a group openly professing hatred of Jews, held a demonstration in Los Angeles in October 2022, displaying a banner that read “KANYE IS RIGHT ABOUT THE JEWS” while giving Nazi salutes.

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