Voices on Antisemitism: Rebecca Dupas (English teacher, Friendly High School, Fort Washington, Maryland)
Series: Voices on Antisemitism
From: United States Holocaust Memorial Museum
Length: 00:05:58
As a senior in high school, Rebecca Dupas took part in a program sponsored by the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum, called Bringing the Lessons Home. The program teaches young people about the Holocaust, so that they can help spread understanding about the dangers of hatred and prejudice. They are lessons Dupas has put into practice in her own life as a young student and now as a high school teacher.
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Piece Description
As a senior in high school, Rebecca Dupas took part in a program sponsored by the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum, called Bringing the Lessons Home. The program teaches young people about the Holocaust, so that they can help spread understanding about the dangers of hatred and prejudice. They are lessons Dupas has put into practice in her own life as a young student and now as a high school teacher.
Broadcast History
Broadcast on the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum Web site.
Transcript
REBECCA DUPAS:
I've always thought that I'd rather be accepted than tolerated. And I think that, a lot of times when groups come together who are not necessarily used to coming together, they'll tolerate that moment. But I think that from the necessary discussions about injustice or fairness, that perhaps we can learn to accept one another, not only as people but also other people’s ideas and perspectives.
ALEISA FISHMAN:
As a senior in high school, Rebecca Dupas took part in a program sponsored by the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum, called Bringing the Lessons Home. The program teaches young people about the Holocaust, so that they can help spread understanding about the dangers of hatred and prejudice. They are lessons Dupas has put into practice in her own life as a young student and now as a high school teacher.
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