Editing Black Hammer Party (section)

===Anti-Semitism===
Both the organization’s official social media and Gazi Kodzo’s personal profiles have featured antisemitism and anti-Zionism. Their antisemitism is often couched in anti-colonialism, which lends itself to anti-Israel and anti-Zionism rhetoric. Tropes of Jewish control also feature in the group’s Twitter feeds.

Accusations of antisemitism arose in April 2020 when the group launched a campaign on social media, using the hashtag “2BFrank,” that attempted to minimize the Holocaust as “white on white crime” and to argue that Anne Frank’s story should not be taught in schools because the “true victims of [[genocide]]” are “the African and Colonized.” They have sited this as an extension of [[colonialism]], asserting that the Jews in [[the Holocaust]] were European and as such, European (read: White) narratives are taking precedence.

In an article on their website from February 2021 addressing accusations of antisemitism based on this campaign, the group claimed not to be antisemitic, writing: “Our criticisms have always been against white jews [sic], who have just as much blood on their hands as any other colonizer.” The article goes on to state: “It should go without saying that after [[World War II]], white jews would go on to colonize Palestine. Had Anne Frank lived, there is no doubt that she would have been among the millions of white jews [sic] who helped push Palestinian mothers into the sea to drown in order to take their land. Fuck Anne Frank.”

In May 2021, the group’s official Twitter account shared a post celebrating burning copies of ''The Diary of Anne Frank''. The tweet received over 200 likes and was retweeted over 700 times.