Many Jewish groups oppose school choice on the assertion that American public schools promote diversity and tolerance, whereas private — especially religious — schools may not do that as effectively. University of Arkansas professor Jay P. Greene finds that with anti-Semitism, the opposite may be the case.
In his new report, he administers the Anti-Defamation League’s anti-Semitism index to a large, representative sample of US adults and finds that having attended a private school as a child is associated with significantly more favorable attitudes toward Jews, on average, than having attended public school.
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