[color="Red"]Substantiating source link = "The Jewish Week.com"
http://66.249.93.104/search?q=cache:VhyQBFxTlhkJ:www.thejewishweek.com/news/newscontent.php3%3Fartid%3D12636+David+Yassky+%2Bjewish&hl=en&ct=clnk&cd=2

[color="Red"] ..Yassky, who is Jewish..

[color="Red"]Yassky announced the introduction of The Educational Equity Act. The legislation would require all Department of Education (DOE) Schools to [color="red"]provide timely interpretation services for parents or guardians with limited English proficiency at parent-teacher conferences,

http://www.dlc.org/print.cfm?contentid=252979

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1655185/posts

Posted on 06/24/2006 10:16:55 PM PDT by neverdem
For the last four decades, the predominantly black population of central Brooklyn has been represented in Washington by one of its own, a tradition that dates to the 1968 victory of Shirley Chisholm, the first black woman elected to Congress.

But now, in a district whose boundaries were drawn to strengthen black voting power, residents are locked in a wrenching,
racially charged debate over a white politician's campaign for Congress.

The candidacy of that politician, [color="red"]
David Yassky —

who has built a reputation as an accomplished, independent-minded councilman — has led to angry accusations of racial carpetbagging. It has also spawned calls by black politicians that he abandon the contest and that Senators Hillary Rodham Clinton and Charles E. Schumer, Mr. Yassky's mentor, take sides in the fight.

But perhaps more important, the hostilities say much about the evolving nature of black neighborhoods like Crown Heights and Brownsville and the profound repercussions on politics.

As the forces of immigration and gentrification have altered the demographics of these communities, ethnic and racial blocs that once promoted their own candidates have fractured, with voters now choosing among politicians of various backgrounds.

Nowhere is the phenomenon more stark than in the contest for the 11th Congressional District, where American- and Caribbean-born blacks vie for power and a steady influx of whites has heightened the worry that blacks will be displaced, from their neighborhoods and from the political hierarchy. It is a fear that Mr. Yassky's candidacy has intensified, so much so that a group of black and Hispanic politicians are discussing ways to make sure he loses.

At the center of it all is Mr. Yassky, 42,
[color="red"]a mild-mannered former law professor who, colleagues say, [color="red"]is a true believer in the power of government to improve lives. After volunteering on political campaigns over...

"BLACK SHARKSKIN POW-AH! My Jewish law school students always were impressed by these shiny threads. I'd wear it on exam days to exert my authority."

http://www.davidyassky.com/gallery.php?id=7

"You know wha ahm' sayin' Holmes?"

"Does you know how much food be costin' in dese Yobo mahkets dese days? Ouwah checks is NOT E-NOUGH to keeps up!"

Please do not say anything bad about these cute little kike-esses. It will reflect poorly on our hope to deport kikes to IZ. Thank You for you sensitive co-operation.
http://www.davidyassky.com/about.php

[color="red"]Public Safety: He took on irresponsible gun companies with the "Gun Industry Responsibility Act." The law will hold gun manufactures and dealers liable...

[color="red"]Working under Rep. Chuck Schumer, he helped enact the Brady Law, the Assault Weapons Ban...

[color="red"]His "Affordable Housing Zoning Initiative" will create thousands of new moderately priced apartments. Under the plan, developers building luxury apartments in newly rezoned areas are required to finance companion affordable projects.

[color="red"]Yassky also taught at Brooklyn Law School.

He is a graduate of Princeton University and Yale Law School.
(HOW COME IT DOESN'T SAY ANYWHERE THAT HE'S A KIKE?)