Half of American adults can't name a single Holocaust concentration camp.
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Fill Collins
Playing for keeps.
When I was a kid, my church camp made our Black asses go to the God damn Holocaust Memorial every year
Our tour guide was forced to go to Auschwitz via Hungary, he's long gone, but I'm not teaching my kids that irrelevant shyt, they got stolen land and reparations
Why should I cry for them?
Our tour guide was forced to go to Auschwitz via Hungary, he's long gone, but I'm not teaching my kids that irrelevant shyt, they got stolen land and reparations
Why should I cry for them?
This isn’t American history. How many people in Germany or Poland can name a slave plantation or a notable black history figure not named MLK or Malcolm X?
It’s no secret Americans are the worst at geography and foreign affairs, but this ain’t it.
It’s no secret Americans are the worst at geography and foreign affairs, but this ain’t it.
Fill Collins
Playing for keeps.
An irrelevant thingThe holocaust was a random thing?
daemonova
hit it, & I didn't go Erykah Badu crazy, #yallmad
Both Roswell and Valdosta (Georgia)are named after former plantations, start there.
the Roswell Plantation still around.
Barrington Hall (Roswell, Georgia) - Wikipedia
Roswell Historic District (Roswell, Georgia) - Wikipedia
I didn't say you had to cry for them.
It's weird and sad that you wouldn't know basic history though.
A jew in Manhattan might not know the history of the Civil Rights movement but it would be really pathetic if he never heard of Malcolm X.
Both Roswell and Valdosta (Georgia)are named after former plantations, start there.
the Roswell Plantation still around.
Barrington Hall (Roswell, Georgia) - Wikipedia
en.wikipedia.org
Roswell Historic District (Roswell, Georgia) - Wikipedia
I can go down a list in the Charleston SC area naturally.
Lotta last names of our people having the same names too
I mean I only know of Auschwitz
And I thought that ish was in Germany till I just googled and realized it was in Poland
And I thought that ish was in Germany till I just googled and realized it was in Poland
TheKongoEmpire
The First Men
I hope they see the need to change that.Lotta last names of our people having the same names too
It actually is American history. American armies helped liberate many of these camps.
My goodness. A lot of this board really is uneducated.
ThrobbingHood
Breh&Breh Associates™
Serious question… this didn’t happen in America so why should we have more knowledge on this over other holocausts that have happened within the last century?
So
How many people know that Stalin killed 6 million of his own people, or about Pol Pot killed 25% of the then Cambodian population? How about how China's "Great Leap Forward" is estimated in killing 30 million people. Do you know about any of the re-education camps in any of those circumstances?
There are also very recent Holocausts and Holocausts happening now. Example, how many Americans know about the camps Israel uses to hold Palastinians in place?
So why would there be any expectation that Americans know about Holocaust concentration camps, when most of us do not even know about the Holocausts happening right now. Why do they feel they are so special?
There are also very recent Holocausts and Holocausts happening now. Example, how many Americans know about the camps Israel uses to hold Palastinians in place?
Israel set up facilities dedicated to torturing Palestinians: Rights group
Israel set up facilities dedicated to torturing Palestinians: Rights group
Testimonies from 55 ex-detainees reveal more than a dozen Israeli prison camps are dedicated to abuse, B’Tselem reports.www.aljazeera.com
So why would there be any expectation that Americans know about Holocaust concentration camps, when most of us do not even know about the Holocausts happening right now. Why do they feel they are so special?
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UpAndComing
Veteran
Get this White grievance BS the fukk outta here
The audacity of this thread
The audacity of this thread