Displaying: 76 100 of 1,170 matches for “stereotype”
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76. The Portal: A Real-Time Conversation with People Forced to Flee Violence
speak up. To give assistance.To speak truth to power.To challenge stereotypes. To act on my values
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77. About Life after the Holocaust
'd learned from years of listening to Holocaust survivors to bear-to wrench open stereotypes, to present
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78. Adolf Hitler: Early Years, 1889–1913
stereotypes and cast Jews as enemies of the German middle and lower classes. Unlike Schönerer, who was more
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79. Emigration and the Evian Conference
attitudes toward Jewish refugees as well, particularly antisemitic stereotypes of Jews as war-mongers and
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80. Pin-back button
." Lettering around image of a Japanese person with stereotypical features and a red star on his military cap. ... Japanese person with stereotypical features and a red star on his military cap.
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81. Cartoon postcard of a Jewish man in a pawnshop doorway
stereotypical Jewish figures. ... stereotypical Jewish figures. ... is fat and has a bald crown, short gray hair, and stereotypical Jewish features, including a large
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82. Postcard of an aroused man in a nightshirt
stereotypical Jewish figures. ... stereotypical Jewish figures. ... raised in a peak over his groin. He is balding and has a pointy beard and stereotypically Jewish facial
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83. Life (New York, New York) [Magazine]
stereotypical Jewish figures. ... of leaves from a tailor caveman with stereotypical Jewish features. This magazine is one of the more ... stereotypical Jewish figures.
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84. Satiric French print of a Jewish peddler selling relics
stereotypical Jewish figures. ... stereotypical Jewish figures. ... Hand colored lithograph of a stereotypical Jewish peddler with a disappointed expression offering
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85. Metal ashtray in the form of a Jewish man holding a tray
stereotypical Jewish figures. ... has several stereotypical physical features commonly attributed to Jewish men: a large nose, hooded ... However, old prejudices formed an antisemitic stereotype of the Jewish peddler. The stereotype originated ... stereotypical Jewish figures.
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86. Caricature of a Jewish man in a top hat with exaggerated facial features
stereotypical Jewish figures. ... some images played on popular prejudices and stereotypes of Native Americans, Near and Far Eastern ... cultures, and Jewish minorities. A widely held antisemitic stereotype of the time was the schnorrer, a ... distinguished by their ragged outward appearance, a stereotypical schnorrer dressed respectably. Schnorrers were
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87. Bronze figurine of a seated Jewish peddler
stereotypical Jewish figures. ... The man has several stereotypical physical features commonly attributed to Jewish men: a large nose ... comfortable occupations. However, old prejudices formed an antisemitic stereotype of the Jewish peddler. The ... stereotype originated from the economic and professional restrictions placed on early European Jews. They
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88. Pewter pepper shaker as a bearded Jewish peddler in tricorn hat
stereotypical Jewish figures. ... fashionable circa 1775, known as colonial style. He has stereotypical Jewish features, such as a very large ... stereotypical Jewish figures. ... face has stereotypically Jewish features: deepset eyes under thick brows, a large bulbous nose, and a
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89. Cartoon postcard of a Jewish man napping in a boat surrounded by bulrushes
stereotypical Jewish figures. ... stereotypical Jewish figures. ... stereotypical Jewish features including a large red nose and dark curly hair, and wears a red vest and blue ... feet. Behind him on the left, a woman looks at him over a line of bulrushes. She has stereotypical
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90. Illustration of Polish Jews from a German article
stereotypical Jewish figures. ... stereotypical Jewish figures. ... stereotypically large noses and thick eyebrows and wear top hats with long coats. One man is centered behind the ... stereotypical Jewish features: thick eyebrows, hooded eyes, a big nose, sidelocks, and a beard. The title is
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91. Bronze figurine of a Jewish man reading a newspaper
stereotypical Jewish figures. ... stereotypical physical features commonly attributed to Jewish men: a large nose, sidelocks, and a beard. He is ... practice, formed an antisemitic stereotype of the greedy Jew who exploited Gentiles. This canard was often ... stereotypical Jewish figures.
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92. Brass figure of a Jewish peddler
stereotypical Jewish figures. ... antisemitic stereotype of the Jewish peddler. The stereotype originated from the economic and professional ... stereotypical Jewish figures.
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93. Bronze figurine of two Jewish men standing in conversation
stereotypical Jewish figures. ... Small bronze figurine of two Jewish men with several stereotypical physical features commonly ... Christians’ disdain for the professions Jews were allowed to practice, formed an antisemitic stereotype of ... stereotypical Jewish figures.
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94. Painting on glass of Fagin with his toasting fork
stereotypical Jewish figures. ... Clarke.) The characterization is antisemitic and exploits many negative stereotypes. Referred to as The ... stereotypical Jewish traits are central to his depiction. This painting on glass is one of the more than 900 ... stereotypical Jewish figures.
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95. Brass door knocker with the head of an evil looking Shylock
stereotypical Jewish figures. ... long standing stereotypes, still popular in a country where Jews had been expelled for 300 years. At ... extremely popular in Nazi Germany, with fifty productions from 1933-1945. Despite the stereotypical anti ... stereotypical Jewish figures.
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96. Mehnaz Afridi
broken stereotypes in a sense that I didn't even expect this, you know. I really didn't expect this. And
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97. Fighting Prejudice
activists to combat religious, racial, ethnic, and gender stereotypes. Stunned by the atrocities in Europe
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98. Photo Activity
not able to understand it and stereotype things, and antisemitism will rise among Chinese.”
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99. Aomar Boum
informed memory, to stereotypes and to anti-Jewish, racist discourse. So here you have one of the oldest
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100. Susannah Heschel
to understand that certain images stand in a long historical tradition of antisemitic stereotypes