Title: Are Jews Treated any Fair in Prison? Anti-Semitism inside Prisons
Headings: Are Jews Treated any Fair in Prison? Anti-Semitism inside Prisons
Are Jews Treated any Fair in Prison? Anti-Semitism inside Prisons
Anti-Semitism inside Prisons
Jewish Experience inside Prison
Jews and Prison Gangs - Prison System Set up
Jews Behind Bars - The Judaic Diet
Religious Practices and Traditions
How to find Jewish Prisoner in the US - The Problem with Identifying Jews
The Aleph and Jewish Prisoner Service (JPSI)
A Beacon of Hope
Are There no Safe Spaces for Jew Inmates?
Why Do People Choose to Volunteer?

Content: It gets worse! When it came to food and cafeteria rules, different races cannot share a meal, eat at the same table, or touch each other's food. All these could lead to a severe beating or even death. Being a Jew meant that Arenberg looked white, but was hated by a majority of the white population, making his daily life a risk. He could not eat at the same time other white people ate; neither could he be seen joining other races’ tables or meals. Luckily for Arenberg, he was a trained lawyer, and thanks to a successful piece of advice that helped out one of the members of the Arian brotherhood reduce a 21-year jail stint to zero, he got to survive. The advice he proposed helped him get a deal allowing him to survive among the white population, where he ate after they had left the table. It also afforded him some protection as a Jew, as he could not get beat up, or worse, killed. However, for most Jews, being locked up together with people who hate you, and glorify the regime that was out to exterminate your race is a traumatizing time.