A student at Mary Institute and St. Louis Country Day School (MICDS), speaking on behalf of several students, recently wrote to the Head of School that they felt victimized because of their support for President-elect Donald Trump. I believe these students were using the wrong word to describe their feelings. They were upset because their support of Trump wasn’t affirmed by
By David Baugher, Special to the Jewish Light | Posted: Wednesday, September 21, 2016 4:00 pm As Matt Golliver daubed various paints together, he was still trying to get his skin tone just right. “I think I’m getting a little bit closer but there is still some work to do,” said the Creve Coeur resident as he mixed fleshy hues
‘A Life-Changing Experience’ Turns Teens Into Advocates For Social Justice. January 22, 2016 The death of Michael Brown in Ferguson, Missouri, hit Rhoda Kahn Nussbaum hard. “I felt very defeated,” said the ADL St. Louis resident and longtime civil rights advocate. “I saw progress in civil rights either plateauing or slipping.” Ms. Nussbaum felt she needed to do something to jump-start the
Tabari Coleman and Esther Hurh Tabari Coleman (left) is the Project Director for the A WORLD OF DIFFERENCE® Institute for the Missouri and Southern Illinois regional office of the Anti Defamation League. In addition to providing Echoes and Reflections professional development for his region, he implements anti-bias and inclusion training workshops for schools, community organizations and businesses. Tabari sits
By Jonathan Greenblatt CEO of the Anti-Defamation League This blog originally appeared on Medium Recent events at the University of Missouri have prompted serious introspection. With the deep hurt and rage caused by the death of an unarmed black 18-year old, Michael Brown, serving as the backdrop to persistent manifestations of racism on Missouri’s flagship campus, young people of color and their allies are
