Just to be clear, you are defending a Heil Hitler salute that was performed and repeated for emphasis and clarity.
People can officially stop listening to you as any sort of reputable source of information now. You work for them. Thank you for making that crystal clear to all.
The History Department has two important events this Friday the 25th. First is Anika Walke's Lecture at 12:15PM. Then later at 4PM, John Soluri's Book Symposium for Creatures of Fashion. Details are attached below, all are welcome to attend.
On Friday Oct. 25th from 12:15-1PM, the History Dept. will host speaker Anika Walke for her lecture From the Ghetto to the Forest: Surviving the Holocaust in Belarus. This lecture will be in Posner Grand Room 340, Posner Hall on CMU's campus. All are welcome to attend.
My new excellent colleague Anika Walke will be giving a talk at CMU this Friday. Anika will be starting at CMU next fall, but this is a great chance to get a sneak peek. All are welcome! @HistoryCMU@CMU_DietrichHSS
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Last night we came together to watch the Joint Israeli-Palestinian memorial ceremony by @combatantsforpeace and @theparentscircle to mourn the loss of countless Israeli and Palestinian lives. Listen to Guy Elhanan’s beautiful message in Hebrew and Arabic.
https://t.co/OFwicF4fuQ For Kattan, showcasing Palestinian cuisine at his restaurant Akub in west London, and the launch of his forthcoming book are about maintaining a connection with land increasingly under threat.
"Part of what has happened since 7 October has meant seeing a total dehumanisation of who we are. That’s how I rationalise talking about food, wine, art and culture, to say we are here, we have fantastic wine- and spirit-makers, food and chefs –
Join us for our upcoming event Voices of Ukraine this Monday 3/25 at 6PM. An evening of presentations and dramatic readings located in Posner Hall on CMU's Campus. Light refreshments will be served.
Join us on March 17th for Mizrahi Music, Feminist Perspectives: An Afternoon of Performance & Discussion. There will be panels, performances, lunch, and conversation. Registration is free and can be accessed in the QR code above or at: https://t.co/RJn4JcjZjT
From Jazz to Klezmer, from Spirituals to Yiddish – SOUL TO SOUL is a concert melding the musical traditions of two communities, Jewish & African-American, celebrating their commonality with poignancy & passion. 7:30PM Feb 17 at the Kaufmann Center: https://t.co/XgNAwVSSUB
In partnership with CMU, the @HCofPGH's annual commemoration of International Holocaust Remembrance Day will discuss the concept of ‘forgotten victims,’ which looks at the experiences of Germany’s Black resident community. Virtual registration link below:
https://t.co/8GRKuXUtf1