Identifying and Debunking Antisemitic Narratives in Digital Media

In modern digital spaces, harmful rhetoric rarely presents itself openly. Instead, it frequently hides behind complex conspiracy theories, coded language, and viral memes that can be difficult to decode without the right tools. This text-based course equips you with the analytical skills needed to spot antisemitic tropes, understand their historical origins, and confidently debunk conspiracy narratives across social media and digital platforms. What you'll learn: Understand the core terminology and historical roots of antisemitic conspiracy myths; Identify modern dog whistles, coded symbols, and memes used to spread bias; Analyze how digital algorithms amplify sensationalism and conspiracy theories; Deconstruct false claims regarding media, political, and financial control; Apply critical reading strategies to distinguish legitimate criticism from hate speech; Develop constructive approaches to counter disinformation in online discussions. You will start by exploring foundational definitions and historical contexts before moving on to analyze real-world digital case studies and written examples of modern online rhetoric. This course is designed for beginners, educators, community leaders, and anyone interested in digital media literacy, requiring no prior background in sociology or media studies. Start reading today to build a safer, more informed digital community.