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Board Chair of The Florida Holocaust Museum Responds to D.C. School Holocaust Simulation - Vimarsana News

Board Chair of The Florida Holocaust Museum Responds to D.C. School Holocaust Simulation

St. Petersburg, FL (PRWEB) December 20, 2021 -- A recent story involving a third-grade teacher who made their students simulate episodes of the Holocaust has

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Board Chair of The Florida Holocaust Museum Calls Out Educators Who Delegitimize the Holocaust - Vimarsana News

Board Chair of The Florida Holocaust Museum Calls Out Educators Who Delegitimize the Holocaust

ST. PETERSBURG, FL (PRWEB) October 21, 2021 -- Michael Igel, Board Chair of The Florida Holocaust Museum and Chair of the Florida Commissioner’s Task Force on

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Opinion: The perilous journeys of Joe Biden and Kamala Harris - Vimarsana News

Opinion: The perilous journeys of Joe Biden and Kamala Harris

President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris set out on politically sensitive official trips this past week, taking on the challenges posed by authoritarianism and migration.

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There's a cure for the root cause of anti-Semitic attacks (opinion) - Vimarsana News

There's a cure for the root cause of anti-Semitic attacks (opinion)

Even as the latest horrific wave of anti-Semitism sweeps the nation, I have reason to be hopeful, writes Michael Igel, of The Florida Holocaust Museum, which was vandalized recently. The reason for hope? The power of education, and of "upstanders."

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Unite Against Hate rally at The Florida Holocaust Museum in St. Petersburg - Vimarsana News

Unite Against Hate rally at The Florida Holocaust Museum in St. Petersburg

The hateful graffiti painted on the Florida Holocaust Museum may be gone, but the damage is still being felt.