The Anti-Defamation League warned how Kanye 'Ye' West is 'emboldening extremists' with his hateful online activity.

Kanye West continues to raise eyebrows with his antisemitic takes after revealing plans to sell new sets of shirts with swastika logos.

The CEO of the Anti-Defamation League has spoken up about Kanye "Ye" West's latest swastika T-shirt line and anti semitic rants. The rapper was seen wearing one of the shirts

Regardless of West’s clear intent to provoke commentary or the current state of his mental health, this type of virulent antisemitism requires clear and immediate condemnation in order to maintain the safety of Jews everywhere.

One of the first college programs to get the opportunity to rock FoG x adidas threads was Indiana's men's and women's basketball teams at the former's game against Penn State and the latter's against Ohio State.

It’s clear that West speaks from ignorance. It’s doubtful he knows what happened to people like him in Hitler’s Germany, or that the Nazis believed in the organized murder of vulnerable populations, and that the swastika represents the inferiority of his own race, just like that of the Jews.

Kanye West's antisemitic tirade this week was a ... legislate or litigate as much as we can to ameliorate the worst effects of antisemitism but alas it will never be eradicated."

Celebrities — including David Schwimmer, Steven Spielberg, Jerry Seinfeld, Adam Sandler and Sacha Baron Cohen — are depicted giving Kanye the finger, while the real Johansson pushes back against the viral deepfake.

“The nitrous took over in Los Angeles. After the Grammy party [on Feb. 2], he met people and it kind of escalated to things that he never does anymore when he’s in Japan,” the source claimed, referencing Kanye’s most recent destination before heading back to the US.

YouTube On Tuesday night, a video went viral that seemingly showed a who’s who of Jewish celebrities flipping off Ye, aka Kanye West. The rapper had ramped up his antisemitism this week by ...

Ty Dolla $ign said he did 'not condone' any kind of hate speech in a post shared following Kanye West's latest string of offensive comments.