1. Describe the white supremacists' view of Jewish people. How does Ferber explain their perspective? Given that 92% of American Jews identify as white, how does Ferber's article demonstrate the importance of using an intersectional lens to understand people's social location? Explain the fear of ambiguity Ferber talks about in her essay. How does Ferber address the issue of ambiguity?
2. What does it mean to say that controlling images act as "strategies of action" that bridge systemic racism, prejudice, and discrimination? What are some ways that controlling images have this work? Both positive and negative stereotypes can function as controlling images. Have you ever felt constrained by a cultural idea of who you were "supposed" to be? How did you respond? Did the necessity of responding, whether to conform or to resist, exert a constraint on your action?