“I was horrified to wake up to the news that France, our partner in liberal democracy, is enduring yet another terror attack…” Amanda Berman, co-founder of the progressive feminist group Zioness, told the Post. “The hearts of many Zionesses go out to our French sisters and brothers this morning,” she added.
Amanda Berman co-founded the Zioness Movement after one of the leaders of the 2017 Women’s March claimed that Zionists could not be both feminist and progressive. Amanda refused to accept the idea that Zionists had no seats at the table, so she created Zioness, a grassroots feminist group of social justice activists. Hear Amanda in …
Amanda Berman, president of Zioness, said, “No one expects progressive leaders — who are humans — to be perfect. We do expect them to be inherently good, as opposed to profoundly racist.”
Amanda Berman, head of the progressive Zioness Movement, reacted with horror to the leaders’ refusal to condemn Farrakhan.
The progressive Zionist group Zioness has condemned three leaders of the Women’s March movement for aligning themselves with antisemitic Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrakhan.
