Nazis are dead". Anti-fascist activism Sieradski identifies as an Anti-fascist and has been described as "Antifa's Most Prominent Jew". Along with other activists, he has pressured venues to ban fascist and racist events and organized counter-demonstrations. Reaction Sieradski has been described as "a major figure of the Jewish Internet world and a cultural trailblazer with a diverse fan base" by The Forward. B'nai B'rith Magazine called him a "fresh faced iconoclast ... redefining American Judaism," and Tikkun said he was "fast becoming one of the most recognized Jewish literary voices on the Internet." The Jewish Standard described Sieradski as "a leader in a Jewish movement that is trying to a create a new image for Judaism to project to its youth," he was called "an innovator in Jewish new media" by Editor & Publisher. In 2008, The Jewish Week counted Sieradski among a group of 36 Jewish New Yorkers under the age of 36 "who are combining mitzvot, leadership and passion in making the world a better place." In 2010, he was numbered among The Forward 50, an annual listing of the 50 most influential American Jews. Haaretz has called him a "professional thorn in the side of the American Jewish establishment." Twitter Ban In June 2017, Sieradski was banned from Twitter for terms of service violations including the publishing of personally identifying information (sometimes referred to as 'doxxing'), direct threats to the lives of the Jpost staff, amongst other issues. Sieradski had multiple Twitter accounts (all of which were also removed for the violations). According to Twitter's terms of service, they permanently ban only repeated violators. In addition to the previous violations, Sieradski believes the ban could have also resulted from a campaign of harassment by a right-wing user called "Baked Alaska", who has posted antisemitic tweets, or for tweeting to Courtney Love during a Twitter argument with Linda Sarsour,. References 1979 births Living people Jewish American activists Jewish anti-fascists Jewish bloggers American bloggers