Yesterday marked the 84th anniversary of #Kristallnacht, the Night of Broken Glass, when Germans began a Nazi pogrom — burning synagogues, destroying shops, and murdering Jews.
Today, we remember that our safety lies in solidarity with each other.
nytimes.com/2022/11/10/wor…
Today, we remember that our safety lies in solidarity with each other.
nytimes.com/2022/11/10/wor…
Kristallnacht is often thought of as the beginning of the Holocaust, a moment of state-sanctioned extreme violence leading to systematic genocide.
But the attacks on Jews began with a decade of dehumanization: restrictions on travel, bans from public venues, public hate speech.
But the attacks on Jews began with a decade of dehumanization: restrictions on travel, bans from public venues, public hate speech.
Today, as antisemitism, anti-Black racism, and white nationalism persist in our country and in the halls of power, we remember Kristallnacht.
We commit to rejecting antisemitism and bigotry in all forms.
We must keeping fighting for all of us to be free, safe, and thriving.
We commit to rejecting antisemitism and bigotry in all forms.
We must keeping fighting for all of us to be free, safe, and thriving.
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