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About one in four Jewish people in America have been the targets of antisemitism over the past year, either in person or online, according to a new survey. The report comes three years after the shooting at the Tree of Life Synagogue building — the deadliest antisemitic attack in U.S. history.
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On today's program: Community advocate Betty Cruz joins the World Affairs Council; lessons from an Ohio cracker could inform how environmentalists see the…
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Hate draws lines. Resistance to hate should not.That’s a key message of “Stones & Roses,” a new art exhibit about community resilience in the face of…
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A morbid question looms at the center of “The Soap Myth,” Jeff Cohen’s 2012 play about a Holocaust survivor, Holocaust denialism and more: Did the Nazis…
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In the aftermath of the shootings at the Tree of Life synagogue, many find it sobering to recall that this month is the 80th anniversary of…
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Pittsburgh police training now includes a half-day session on the role of law enforcement in Nazi Germany.The Pittsburgh Bureau of Police launched the…
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Stephanie Garcia, 17 of Beechview, read a biographical card about a Polish Boy named Aaron.“His mother’s name was Louisa, his father’s name was Sigmund,”…