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Susan Libby’s Combat Anti-Semitism Story During the AIDS Epidemic

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Susan Libby, a Jewish health worker in Chicago in the midst of the 1980s AIDS epidemic, found herself facing conspiracy theories about Jews intentionally spreading the virus to African-Americans. Susan’s story took place in 1989, but unfortunately, this kind of anti-Semitism still happens today in the era of COVID-19. Watch and share Susan’s story.

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