Peace, 🤔why is it that when people of other backgrounds fully embrace their customs & culture along with the trials and tribulations that came along with being a member of that ethnic group they receive no backlash? Yet when a Black person speaks about slavery, Jim Crow laws or modern day racism we are told to " get over it" or learn to " tone down" our sentiments. I think Jewish people are a great example of how to always remember your history and to never let anyone deter you from regaining your global respect and power as a people. They don't worry about integrating with everyone else and do business amongst themselves well enough to where they have their own communities with everything a group of people needs to be self sufficient: doctors, lawyers, schools etc. As a kid they take you to the holocaust museum wether you're black, brown, yellow or white and let you see what happened to the Jewish people by the hands of racist. Where is the slave museum that will work to educate the masses on the black holocaust. The MAAFA, where we were shackled at the bottom of cargo ships and sold as property, and at what point in our struggle do we adopt the phrase " Never Again " for all the things we've been put through by external forces as a people? The world recognizes The Jewish plight for freedom and Justice. We need ours recognized globally as well. This is how they are able to get reparations ( still to this day) for the things that have happened to them. They stand together on the issue and agree they have been victims of mass genocide and make others compensate them on this fact. 💸💰💵💳 #NeverAgain #BlackBarMitzvah