James Lawson civil right icon and extremist

(TriceEdneyWire.com) – Between 1941 and 1945 some 6 million Jews were systematically murdered across German-occupied Europe during World War II. As part of a state-sponsored genocide, two-thirds of Europe’s Jewish population was executed. As a result, those of Jewish faith made it a point to never allow future generations to forget or become desensitized to what happened to the European Jews at the hands of the Nazi regime. “Never again” became a slogan associated with the lessons of the Holocaust, and that slogan appears on many Holocaust memorials. It was used by liberated prisoners at the Buchenwald concentration camp to denounce fascism. As we continue to witness consistent efforts to turn back the clock and “Make America Great Again,” those efforts should be resisted and pushed back with an attitude of “Never again” combined with “Never forget”. Related Stories While teaching will always be the key, many states are limiting how schools can teach Black studies curriculums and the history of racism and slavery. Erasing the lessons of the past is the new game plan which perpetuates lies and conspiracy theories while allowing future forms of bigotry to flow with minimum resistance. In this era of misinformation and the distortion...