- 3 things you're grateful for
- 2 brags (things you are proud of in yourself)
- 1 intention for the day
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The Nazi party introduced antisemitic exclusionary laws shortly after Adolf Hitler was appointed German Chancellor in January 1933. While Jews were the primary target of persecution and murder, those who did not fit the “Aryan” ideal espoused by the Nazis were also persecuted under exclusionary regulations, including Black people, and Sinti and Roma in Germany, among others. This year’s Meyerhoff Annual Lecture will explore work produced by Jewish and Black artists interned during the Holocaust and World War II.
The way we access, consume, and share information has changed drastically in a short period of time. Help your students develop critical skills to navigate today’s information landscape by implementing a Wikipedia assignment! In Wiki Education’s Wikipedia Student Program, college and university instructors:
Commemorate Genocide Awareness Month by honoring and remembering the victims of genocide with their voices. This collection of testimonies by survivors and observers recounting the horrors and consequences of genocide can be used as a resource for understanding how and why these atrocities occurred.
Access the primary sources this month on Bloomsbury/ABC-CLIO's Featured Content page: Academic Featured Content • ABC-CLIO