“I Did Feel Some Racism” Growing up Black in the Hasidic Community

Yossi Kulek, a Chabad on Campus rabbi, shares how the Rebbe's guidance helped him overcome racism, adversity and self-doubt.
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[@lamedvav]

Thank you for a very interesting interview. And thank you for your lovely comments at the end, I really enjoyed your recap.

[@deejaybutch3r]

I'd like to know what passages in text specifically contributed to the shame that was discussed with R. Solevetchik.

[@jsw7814]

Please Chabad, do not go down the path of wokeism and "progressivism".

[@deejaybutch3r]

How is your comment related to the video..?

[@Canishaliaeetus]

I'm curious, do you believe that HaShem and walking His path is only for people of certain colors? Isn't it about a desire to walk the path (Halacha)?

[@Canishaliaeetus]

I'm speaking as a black convert, but it seems to me HaShem cares about those who are willing to completely serve Him, not about our race.

[@deejaybutch3r]

@@Canishaliaeetus race shouldn't matter at all. ואהבת לרעך כמוך