NYC schools aim to educate students on the Holocaust, antisemitism

A new initiative in New York City aims to educate students on the Holocaust and antisemitism with lessons inside and outside the classroom. CBS New York's Doug Williams reports.

[@khansahb8]

While you're at it, why don't you teach how the state of Israel came to be established and the well documented ethnic cleansing (nakba) that the Jewish forces carried out against defenseless Palestinian Arab civilians.

[@chinaskee1015]

You could probably do with a little educating yourself because you have a view of history that is just one big fat lie.

[@gerrylee1687]

Hey you support Hamas

[@del-see-oh]

@@gerrylee1687 Supporting Palestine doesn’t mean you support Hamas. You’re probably a Republican since you blindly support Israel. Does that mean you support Biden and Democrats just because you likely support the US?

[@teachersped2918]

pipe down little Jew-hater

[@teachersped2918]

Look up the Hebron Massacre.

[@tobehonest7541]

Teach about Gaza Holocaust

[@ShinyTailedIguana]

unaccredited

[@teachersped2918]

desperation

[@tobehonest7541]

@@teachersped2918 seems like they are desperate... trying to cover up Gaza Holocaust by pushing the narrative of antisem

[@tobehonest7541]

@@teachersped2918 they are desperate to cover up crimes

[@tobehonest7541]

@@teachersped2918 so call it "antisemitism"

[@victor77777771]

The Truth Hurts.

[@teachersped2918]

you say it from mama's basement

[@marcocolo2954]

Gaza holocaust

[@teachersped2918]

deflection

[@user-sd9cp5hg3c]

Waste of time.

[@teachersped2918]

crybaby

[@infinitylouis5891]

don't they do that already?

[@Mastabeats1]

At my school we were shown video of the liberated camps and dead bodies.

[@chinaskee1015]

I think they are making a big mistake by waiting until the 8th grade to take them to the Holocaust Museum. It should be done sooner, probably in the 5th grade. If they wait until a kid is already practically a teenager they've probably alreasy picked up some biases that are going to be difficult to change.