“Letters from Anne & Martin” Teaches Students About Hope in the Face of Persecution
• The play draws on excerpts from Frank’s “The Diary of a Young Girl” and King’s “Letter from Birmingham Jail”.
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• The play draws on excerpts from Frank’s “The Diary of a Young Girl” and King’s “Letter from Birmingham Jail”.
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• The legacy of Anne Frank lives on today at schools around the world which bear her name. Rollins College professor James McLaughlin is embarking on a research project about how her image and meaning are kept alive at these schools.
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• Last fall, the U.S. experienced an alarming spike in hate crimes – almost 900 incidents were reported between November 8th and November 18th. On November 30, dozens of “white pride” posters were found around the UCF campus. And in the first week of January, Maitland’s Jewish Community Center campus and preschool were evacuated twice in one week for bomb threats. Without venturing a theory as to what’s made America hate again, it’s clear that bigots suddenly feel validated. Many commentators, including Anne Frank’s stepsister, Auschwitz survivor Eva Schloss, have observed parallels to the rise of Nazism in Germany a century ago. Anne Frank’s best-known statement is “In spite of everything, I still believe that people are really good at heart.” …
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