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Despite the complexities and deep-rooted prejudices, Hughes remains optimistic about the future of Black-Jewish relations. He believes that mutual understanding, historical awareness, and shared struggles can bridge divides. As old narratives fade and as societies confront their histories with honesty, there’s hope for reconciliation and progress—noting, however, that vigilance is necessary to prevent envy and resentment from deepening.

Conclusion

Hughes concludes with a call for introspection and recognition of how societal narratives and psychological needs—such as envy and identity—drive anti-Semitism and intergroup tensions. He emphasizes that understanding these roots is crucial in combating prejudice and fostering genuine solidarity among marginalized communities.