Anonymous
10/02/2023 20:50
Subject: If you wear religious symbolism in the DMV, how often do you feel discriminated against?
That is terrible.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Yes. I wear a small Star of David necklace. I've had people notice the necklace and make blatant antisemitic remarks to me.
What kind of blatant remarks are we talking about here?
Some of these are pared down for the sake of brevity.
1) "Wow, you don't look Jewish. You don't have the nose!"
2) "Your people killed Jesus!"
3) "The Holocaust was a hoax!"
4) "Aren't you supposed to be rich?"
5) "You're going to hell! Do you want to convert?"
How often are you on the receiving end of comments like this?
I am a different poster but I have heard things like these throughout my life. My son is in HS and these are things he hears
1. Go back to the camps
2. What’s the difference between Jews and math? Nothing they are both made of numbers
3. Smells like burnt meat in here
4. Hitler didn’t finish his job
5. All kinds of Auschwitz references
This is a suburban Maryland high school.
Anonymous
10/02/2023 20:49
Subject: If you wear religious symbolism in the DMV, how often do you feel discriminated against?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Yes. I wear a small Star of David necklace. I've had people notice the necklace and make blatant antisemitic remarks to me.
What kind of blatant remarks are we talking about here?
Some of these are pared down for the sake of brevity.
1) "Wow, you don't look Jewish. You don't have the nose!"
2) "Your people killed Jesus!"
3) "The Holocaust was a hoax!"
4) "Aren't you supposed to be rich?"
5) "You're going to hell! Do you want to convert?"
I’m sorry that is terrible.
Anonymous
10/02/2023 20:47
Subject: If you wear religious symbolism in the DMV, how often do you feel discriminated against?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Yes. I wear a small Star of David necklace. I've had people notice the necklace and make blatant antisemitic remarks to me.
What kind of blatant remarks are we talking about here?
Some of these are pared down for the sake of brevity.
1) "Wow, you don't look Jewish. You don't have the nose!"
2) "Your people killed Jesus!"
3) "The Holocaust was a hoax!"
4) "Aren't you supposed to be rich?"
5) "You're going to hell! Do you want to convert?"
How often are you on the receiving end of comments like this?
I am a different poster but I have heard things like these throughout my life. My son is in HS and these are things he hears
1. Go back to the camps
2. What’s the difference between Jews and math? Nothing they are both made of numbers
3. Smells like burnt meat in here
4. Hitler didn’t finish his job
5. All kinds of Auschwitz references
This is a suburban Maryland high school.
Anonymous
10/02/2023 20:44
Subject: If you wear religious symbolism in the DMV, how often do you feel discriminated against?
I am Jewish and I am afraid to wear my Star of David necklace.
Anonymous
10/02/2023 20:42
Subject: If you wear religious symbolism in the DMV, how often do you feel discriminated against?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Yes. I wear a small Star of David necklace. I've had people notice the necklace and make blatant antisemitic remarks to me.
What kind of blatant remarks are we talking about here?
Some of these are pared down for the sake of brevity.
1) "Wow, you don't look Jewish. You don't have the nose!"
2) "Your people killed Jesus!"
3) "The Holocaust was a hoax!"
4) "Aren't you supposed to be rich?"
5) "You're going to hell! Do you want to convert?"
How often are you on the receiving end of comments like this?
Anonymous
10/02/2023 20:41
Subject: If you wear religious symbolism in the DMV, how often do you feel discriminated against?
Anonymous wrote:I have noticed that religious symbols are far less common in DC than in other parts of the country. I do notice when someone wears one, but I try not to judge. I sometimes wear a religious symbol, yet I think doing so makes me responsible for any consequences that result
What absolute nonsense! Anybody passing out “consequences” in this context is responsible for themselves, and any I’ll that befalls them as a result. People have every right to wear their religious symbols and not be harassed or molested.
Anonymous
10/02/2023 20:36
Subject: If you wear religious symbolism in the DMV, how often do you feel discriminated against?
I have noticed that religious symbols are far less common in DC than in other parts of the country. I do notice when someone wears one, but I try not to judge. I sometimes wear a religious symbol, yet I think doing so makes me responsible for any consequences that result
Anonymous
10/02/2023 20:27
Subject: If you wear religious symbolism in the DMV, how often do you feel discriminated against?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Yes. I wear a small Star of David necklace. I've had people notice the necklace and make blatant antisemitic remarks to me.
What kind of blatant remarks are we talking about here?
Some of these are pared down for the sake of brevity.
1) "Wow, you don't look Jewish. You don't have the nose!"
2) "Your people killed Jesus!"
3) "The Holocaust was a hoax!"
4) "Aren't you supposed to be rich?"
5) "You're going to hell! Do you want to convert?"