Scott Stringer, a candidate for mayor of New York City, announced a plan to address antisemitism by utilizing advanced tech tools for monitoring hate speech. However, the Anti-Defamation League (ADL) publicly stated they are unaware of any authorized collaboration with him, asserting their policy against partnering with political candidates. Despite Stringer's reference to the ADL and its resources as part of his strategy, they emphasized the importance of employing best practices in combating antisemitism without implying a formal partnership. This situation raises questions about the usage of established organizations in political contexts.
Stringer claimed to collaborate with the ADL against antisemitism, but the ADL clarifies there's no authorized partnership, stating they don't partner with political candidates.
Scott Stringer aims to combat antisemitism through innovative tech strategies, but the ADL, an expert on hate incidents, states there's no formal partnership planned.
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