Tag Archives: Antisemitism
Trivialisation of the Holocaust: ‘never again’ becomes ‘again and again’
Repeated hugely inaccurate comparisons with Nazism weaken the seriousness and horror with which we are supposed to regard the atrocities of the Holocaust. Nowadays, it is almost becoming commonplace to see someone comparing some course of action with which they … Continue reading
Oppression and suppression: whose story is history?
History is famously written by the victors, but there is often neither a fair fight nor any discussion of what the victors have edited, especially when it comes to minority groups. There are countless theories and reasons for the current … Continue reading
Correct people, but do it ‘politely’: the prejudice behind the double standards applied to minorities when they confront discrimination
It is incumbent on minorities to remain civil and calm when pushing back against discrimination rather than on the offensive party to face up to any upset or their own ignorance. As movements for equality have gained traction — be … Continue reading
How do I “go home” when I’m already in the only home I’ve ever known?
My “home”, to racists, is a country where I spent very few years of my life and with which I have extreme culture clash. From a young age, I was different. I knew I was different. I felt different. I … Continue reading
Are social media giants truly not taking a stance?
For the past couple of years, social media, their encryption laws, and illicit and defamatory content have been a subject of conversation. With Facebook’s very close scrutiny to scandals surrounding Telegram and its role in the 6th of January coup, this … Continue reading