Unpacking the Truth of Anti-Semitism

Anti-Semitism is a very cruel act. It seems that it is everywhere today, especially in educational institutions. Anti-Semitism does not belong anywhere in the world.

Anti-Semitism does not make any sense and is an act of hate. It creates a mess and it is freaking out the next generation. Anti-Semitism is an uncomfortable subject. It can cause flashbacks. It can affect our different cities and states throughout the United States If the Department of Education is defunded by the president it will be even worse.

There are a lot of cities and states all over the world that have all kinds of trouble. Abuse and negativity make entire communities live in fear.

Educational programs should not have any fear and be safe places to learn. All religions in the world today have malicious behavior from some people. People who are disturbed should seek professional help.

There has been very helpful commercials about the Anti-Semitism from the Jewish United Fund. The commercials are from a synagogue where people pray that hate will stop.

Being involved in hateful activity might hurt family relationships, get someone in trouble with law enforcement, or cause someone to have issues getting a job. A person who is trying to make a difference should want to ask for help from law enforcement or to talk with a social worker.

There must be a helpline for Anti-Semitism. What is it? We need to know, just so the citizens in our community can be safe, especially the next generation who are in high school. If they continue to feel threatened they should report it to the administration. To think that Anti-Semitic professionals could keep their jobs and waste our funds by not listening to the students that pay them!

With all of these schools – high school, elementary, and college, there are VIPs who give to these institutions like Northwestern, DePaul, and Loyola, and the big corporations they are associated with should stop funding Anti-Semitism.

To pay for the tuition for the best universities come away with morbid views does not set you up for the future. A better life and education will help you to give back to the community and the best way to stop Anti-Semitism is to ask dysfunctional people with morbid behavior to get professional help. Being prejudiced makes the community on edge!

Be aware how being prejudiced can put people on edge and how it is abnormal and scary. We do not want to have a horrid future because of brainwashing. Teachers need a list of students who need counselling about Anti-Semitism, which does not belong anywhere on the globe, let alone in social services programs.

There should be no Anti-Semitism on elementary and college campuses. Prejudice and bigotry have no place in the world today. It is pathetic and should not be in an educational environment.

The main danger with Anti-Semitism is that is all over the Internet. Be aware that Anti-Semitism could appear on your smartphones and that it can be found anywhere in the world.

Anti-Semitism is disgusting and has no place in a civil society. It has got to go. No more Anti-Semitic graffiti! Vandalism and hate do not belong in the world. People all over the US do not deserve for their houses of worships to be vandalized. To feel safe in your own sanctuary and know that you can pray in peace is important.

Anti-Semitism is for cowards – who can live with being a coward?

American youth should be aware that Anti-Semitism might show up on their computer. Be aware that Anti-Semitism is all over the USA and Europe.

You should be able to pray and be safe and not feel threatened. To be worried that your family is in trouble is awful. Anti-Semitism is on the rise, but it needs to stop in time for the holidays.

Educational institutions deserve to be secure and have their administrators cooperate in order to prevent campuses from hate. Houses of worship do not deserve to see Anti-Semetic drawings and graffiti on buildings. There is not any place that deserves Anti-Semitism. It is all hate and violence, and no love. It has got to go!


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