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‘The White Voice, Experience, and Interest Dominate Education’ (Opinion) – Education Week

| January 22, 2021

(This is the final post in a three-part series. You can see Part One here and Part Two here.) The new question-of-the-week is: What books and articles should white educators read about race and racism? In Part One, Tameka Porter, Ph.D., Dr

One-man Holocaust play goes online to teach a new generation – The Jewish News of Northern California

| January 22, 2021

Roger Grunwald was on a roll. For years, he had been touring the globe with his Holocaust-themed, one-man, multiple-character play, performing it at synagogues throughout North America, Israel and the U.K

How should we remember the Holocaust? – New Statesman

| January 22, 2021

As we approach Holocaust Memorial Day on 27 January the anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz by the Red Army in 1945 we might spare a thought for the unsung David Morgan.

Why are people fighting the IHRA definition of antisemitism? – The Jerusalem Post

| January 22, 2021

When is it antisemitic to criticize Israel? antisemitism signifies hatred of Jews and the ways that hatred is perpetuated through age-old conspiracy theories and their modern variants

Pure hate finds a home: How Parler became the social media platform for millions of Trump supporters – Milwaukee Independent

| January 4, 2021

As the three highest-profile social media companies YouTube, Facebook and Twitter continue to take action to mitigate the spread of extremism and disinformation, Parler has welcomed the ensuing exodus of right-wing users. It has exploded in popularity, doubling its members to 10 million during the month of November although it is still dwarfed by Twitters roughly 330 million monthly active users

Activists call on Facebook and Twitter to ban Armenian genocide denial – Business Insider – Business Insider

| January 1, 2021

Anti-hate advocates are calling on Facebook to ban posts denying the Armenian genocide, which led to the deaths of over 1.5 million ethnic Armenians, saying the social media giant's policy on hate speech fails to address crimes against humanity. The call to action follows Facebook's October announcement that it would ban posts denying the Holocaust, which came after pressure from human rights groups, Holocaust survivors, and a 500-plus company ad boycott. However, the change did not include the denial of other genocides, such as the Rwandan and Armenian genocides, Bloomberg reported

My Turn: What will we bear witness to as truth as we head into 2021? – The Recorder

| December 30, 2020

What will we witness in 2021? In a startling Tweet that went viral, Jodi Doering, RN, a nurse in South Dakota, described caring for COVID-19 deniers, patients who believed the coronavirus was a hoax. During a rare night off, she lamented on Twitter: I cant help but think of the COVID patients the last few days.

Lipstadt and Eisen sign on to roster of those who minimize the Holocaust – JNS.org

| December 30, 2020

(December 28, 2020 / JNS) The acrimony between never-Trumpers and pro-Trumpers has generated some fiery accusations from both sides. As a Jew who admires what President Donald Trump has done in the interest of the United States to promote peace in the Middle East and to bring security to Israel, but who is appalled by his extravagant narcissism and capriciousness, I tolerate what many regard as extreme abuse hurled in print at Trump and his supporters.

Book: Intent to deceive: Denying the Genocide of the Tutsi | ICN – Independent Catholic News

| December 27, 2020

Intent to deceive: Denying the Genocide of the Tutsi by Linda Melvern, publisher: Verso Books, 11.99 Why is a book about genocide denial still important, 80 years after the Holocaust and 26 years after Rwanda? Because there is a thriving industry in spreading misinformation about massive human rights abuses, current and past.

Takoma Park Mayor Releases Statement on Recent Incidents – Source of the Spring

| December 27, 2020

Takoma Park Mayor Kate Stewart has released a statement on two recent incidents that occurred in the city, one of which is being investigated as a possible hate crime. Below is Mayor Stewarts statement: Two disturbing events recently took place in our community, and I wanted to provide an update on actions being taken and to reiterate our commitment to creating an equitable and inclusive community in which all residents can live with dignity and respect. The first event was a woman who vandalized public art at the Gazebo.


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