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To Protect and Serve? Dilemmas in Law Enforcement

Baltimore, MD 7 P.M.

To Protect and Serve? Dilemmas in Law Enforcement

Philadelphia, PA 7 P.M.

What Is Civil Discourse? Challenging Hate Speech in a Free Society

Los Angeles, CA 7 P.M.

Why North Africa? An American Invasion

Washington, DC 7 P.M.
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“Everybody was afraid. They were afraid because anybody could expose them, and that meant death to their families. And to us, of course.”

– Rae Goldfarb, Holocaust survivor and Museum volunteer

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Museum Statement on the Violence Against Burma’s Rohingya Population

Museum Alarmed by Vandalism at New England Holocaust Memorial

Museum Condemns Violence in Charlottesville

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