Nat Hentoff

From Philosopedia

Hentoff, Nathan Irving (1925— )

Hentoff, a writer, editor, jazz advocate, and columnist since 1957 for The Village Voice, wrote The Collected Essays of A. J. Muste (1966), Black Anti-Semitism and Jewish Racism (1970), Blues for Charles Darwin (1982), and numerous articles in various journals.

In an article titled "Pro Choice Bigots," Hentoff describes himself as "a Jewish, atheist, civil libertarian, left-wing pro-lifer," suggesting that his interest is cultural Judaism but that his outlook is non-supernaturalistic.

He has also described himself as a “civil libertarian, left-wing, pro-lifer.”

{CA}