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Hate groups receive millions of dollars in federal funds Updated: 10:34 PM CST Dec 10, 2020 Hide TranscriptShow Transcript MILLIONS OF DOLLARS GOING INTO THE HANDS OF 14 ORGANIZATIONS DESIGNATED AS HATE GROUPS BY THE SOUTHERN POVERTY LAW CENTER AND ANTI-DEFAMATION LEAGUE THE CASH COMING FROM THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT THROUGH THE PAYCHECK PROTECTION PROGRAM WVTM 13 ES BRIAN DOUGLAS.
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Anne Franks family reportedly tried to escape to both the United States and Cuba. The only Anne Frank memorial in the United States was vandalized Tuesday, a distressing display of hate that has prompted a police investigation, officials said. "It's sad that this is becoming a statement of whoand what our community is," said Dan Prinzig, director of the Wassmuth Center for Human Rights, whichmaintains the memorial in Boise, Idaho.
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Hundreds of Holocaust survivors, Jewish studies scholars, and directors of Jewish and Holocaust museums worldwide have signed a petition that condemns the proposed appointment of Effi Eitam, a far-right Israeli former politician, to chair Yad Vashem, Israels Holocaust museum.
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1 / 4 Mayor Steven Fulop thanked the Jersey City police officers for putting themselves in the line of fire.
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The exhibition includes contributions from leading voices against antisemitism from around the world such as President of Israel Reuven Rivlin, the Israeli politician and human rights activist Natan Sharansky, UK Government antisemitism adviser Lord John Mann, Lord Ian Austin, Karen Pollock of the Holocaust Educational Trust, Jewish Agency chairman Isaac Herzog, Holocaust survivor and champion weightlifter Sir Ben Helfgott, The Anti-Defamation Leagues (ADL) Sharon Nazarian and others. Commenting of the launch of the exhibition, Frank Lampard said: Sports has an enormous power to unite people and by sharing the stories of these athletes, we hope to inspire future generations to always fight against antisemitism, discrimination and racism, wherever they find it
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Nine-year-old Bellen Woodard, a fifth-grader at Leesburgs Evergreen Mill Elementary School, has been named one of five finalists for the Nickelodeon/Time Magazine Kid of the Year Award. After hearing fellow students commonly refer to peach-colored crayons as skin-colored, Bellen, who is Black, created the More than Peach Project, which creates and aims to normalize the use of differently colored crayons that represent diverse skin tones. Theres different types of ways to be a leader
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In the wake of the US election, conservatives flocked to alternative social networks including Parler over complaints that Facebook and Twitter censored their voices. At one point, Parler hit the number one spot overall on Apple's US App Store, ahead of big names like TikTok and YouTube.
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