Essays on Antisemitism

Kickitout report shows that in professional games (82%), grassroots environment (50%) and on social media (74.1%), antisemitism occupied the most significant ratio of racism. Researches indicate that in the past decade, football has made significant progress in enhancing diversity and equality in terms of women's participation, disability, ageism and BAME participation rate. In this essay, the term 'diversity' has much more extensive meaning referring to differences including not only just ...

  It is common knowledge that the Holocaust was likely one of the most horrific and violent events in world history. We all understand that millions of Jewish people grotesquely died in Europe, but do we know about how this has affected Canada? The effects of global antisemitism in Canada surrounding wartime were, and will always remain, astronomical and irreversible. Although the closest death camp may have been thousands of kilometres away, the effects of antisemitism have become indelible ...

Anti-Semitism is not only when people discriminate against and are hostile towards Jews, but also when Jews are racially attacked or falsely blamed for being secretly conspirators. It is also a culmination of Holocaust denial, justification, scapegoating, among many other things. After World War I, Jews were targeted to be the cause of Germany’s defeat and poor economic situation. From ‘Modern Racial Antisemitism’ to the ‘First World War to the Trial of Adolf Eichmann,’ one can observe the ...

“Yesterday all of my family were living and now - all are dead. Each of us stands as if turn to stone. I weep for my fate, for what I have left to see,” wrote Chil Rajchman, a Holocaust survivor, describing how his life seemed to change within the blink of his eyes. Sadly, it was not only Rajchman that had to experience such changes, but millions of people all over Europe. How this happened still remains a mystery to many, and many possible explanations can be offered. When looking deeper into ...