There are still blatant anti-semites out there.

There were Jewish quotas in American medical, dental and law schools for many years. Emory was far from unique, perhaps just a bit more honest!

There still are quotas against Jews. Only today they call it diversity.

So Jews were descriminated against for being Jews,,,,,,,,,,,,, and Blacks,,,,,, descriminated against for being Black Jews,,,,,,,, by guess who?

Several external and internal studies have revealed a long and continuing Anti Semitic tradition within Methodism Google up John Wesley Methodism founder and the Jews " He was a vicious Anti Semite and so it should come as no surprise that his church The United Methodist is the leader of mainline Protestant Churches in Anti Israel anti Semitic rhetoric reform groups such as a Rev Tooley acknowledge it, most Methodists are not but they are bombarded with it from their churches periodicals and websites. Again see what their revered founder had to say about the Jews.

Atlanta's Jews first came during reconstruction and were associated with exploiting the dire economic circustances of the are after the Civil War. They bought up land, businesses and there was resentiment as these Yankee Jewish took over. Then the Jewish population became engaged in the civil rights movement further alienating the local white population. How would Israilis feel if non Jews bought up a bunch of downtown Jerusaleum because of hard economic times in Israel and then started using that power base to call for equal rights for the PALS?

Your explanation of Atlanta antisemitism follows the typical antisemitic pattern: The Jews were hated because they were rich, because they were poor, because they were communists, because they were capitalists... you name it. Whatever the Jews did and do, it has been used against them as a reason why they should be hated.