Hiding in Plain Sight: How two holocaust survivors fooled the Nazis
Holocaust survivors and their immediate family talk about fighting antisemitism, surviving the war, and making sure that the generations of people that follow will never forget.
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Holocaust survivors and their immediate family talk about fighting antisemitism, surviving the war, and making sure that the generations of people that follow will never forget.
Holocaust Remembrance Day is Jan. 27th. Michael Igel, Chair of the Florida Holocaust Museum and the Florida Dept. of Education's Task Force on Holocaust Education was our guest for a discussion of his family’s own Holocaust experiences, the importance of Holocaust remembrance, adapting Holocaust education in the age of “Stop Woke” and the loss of survivors, the rise of anti-Semitism, how to address it, and more.
Pressed on his views at a council vote in which he was ultimately approved 4-3, Brother John Muhammed refuses to condemn the Nation of Islam leader's antisemitism
The saga playing out in St. Petersburg, Florida’s fifth-largest city, unfolded during the same period that numerous celebrities became subject of antisemitic controversy.
Jewish leaders in St. Petersburg, Florida, tried — and failed — to keep Brother John Muhammad, a follower of the antisemitic Louis Farrakhan, off the city council.