When I asked, “What about Black Jews?” the chairs of the meeting were visibly stymied. Black Jews. The Jewish side is typically represented by White, Ashkenazi institutions, which leaves out Sephardic, Mizrahi, and other Jewish communities. The Black side is often represented in ways that ignore the religious and cultural diversity of Black people—erasing Black Muslims, Black Jews, and the complexity of African diasporic experiences. We cannot keep acting as if Black people are indebted to the Jewish community while refusing to examine racism in the Jewish community.