An organization founded by New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft is hosting a series of college "unity" dinners between Black and Jewish students.

Why it matters: Amid rising antisemitism and an increase in anti-Black hate on college campuses, Black and Jewish leaders want to reset a historic civil rights coalition.

Driving the news: The Foundation to Combat Antisemitism (FCAS) tells Axios that the unity dinners will begin mid-September in New Orleans, bringing students together from Tulane, Xavier, Dillard and Loyola universities. • Dinners will then continue in Baltimore, Washington D.C., Atlanta, Philadelphia and Houston as part of a 14-city tour. • The effort will invite students from Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) as well as from schools like Rice, Temple

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