Baltimore-area students learn about the history of the Holocaust.
Students in the Baltimore area are learning about the history of the Holocaust to combat prejudice. The program, which is run by the Jewish Museum of Maryland, includes virtual tours of the museum’s exhibits and discussions with Holocaust survivors. The program aims to teach students about the dangers of prejudice and encourage them to stand up against it.
Standing up against prejudice
The importance of standing up against prejudice was emphasized during the Jewish Museum of Maryland’s program on the history of the Holocaust. Students were taught about the devastating effects of prejudice and how it can lead to violence and discrimination. The program also provided students with tools to combat prejudice, including the importance of speaking out against hate speech and standing up for those who are being discriminated against.
