The Sacred Work of White Discomfort
The minimization or denial of the Holocaust is prohibited, but the minimization and denial of America’s treatment of Native Americans and African Americans is mandated.
Thou Shalt Not Compare Historical Horrors?
The Museum itself knows that learning about and from the Holocaust is far bigger than simply the Jews.
For Houses of Worship, Interfaith Collaboration Is the Future of Security
“We’re a community, whether we’re one faith or another."
America and the Loss of Collective Memory
Collective memory, even painful collective memory, can be a great force for binding together communities, faith groups, and even nations.
Hitler in Heaven?
JULY 23, 2013 | BY: JOHN WATSON -- You die. You ascend, or transmute, or do whatever happens, and end up in heaven. You are greeted...
Kinyarwanda: Forgiveness is Freedom
Kinyarwanda: Forgiveness is Freedom, a new movie from talented African American director Alrick Brown, is not a movie about genocide, though it is set in Rwandan during the 100 days in 1994 during which ...
Trolls, Avatars and the Convertible Effect
I remember when I first learned about the atrocities of the Holocaust in school. I could not imagine the type of person who could do such things to another person. I remember one particular story about an SS So...