Ms. Terry's Small Group by Keyana Terry

Marlon Primus

2015-09-18 15:59:50 UTC

"Deidre Berger is director of the American Jewish Committee office in Berlin. She notes that it is difficult to compare anything to the Holocaust, the mass killing carried out by the Nazi state that took 6 million Jewish lives. However, she said, the symbols of the Holocaust and of slavery both represent intense hatred. “They’re symbols of a way of life that is completely unacceptable,” she said. Germans realized that the only way to once again become a nation worthy of respect was to get rid of all Nazi-era symbols. "Banning them was appropriate," she said. "Americans made a different choice with the symbols of the Confederacy.”

This proves that two different countries have two different approaches to two flags that discriminate certain races.

Kevin Herrera-Lopez

2015-09-18 16:01:58 UTC

It protects the victims and children of victims from a constant reminder of past horrors. Beyond that, she noted, “the symbols serve as a rallying point for all hate groups.” Banning them helps prevent them from being used to fan hate in Germany

The author points out that within the confederate flag and the Nazi flag they both represent that they both talk about hate and discrimination among each other for the bad things that had been with around that time.Also that for them is that they put people in danger for knowing the flag can cause problems.

the two flags symbolize hate and racism, but the Nazi symbols is almost never seen outside. but the two government differed greatly. ''Almost everything that would remind people of the Nazis was destroyed''

2015-09-18 15:47:50 UTC

This proves that the Nazi flag was a racist and a symbol of hate. The confederat

Sampson Yau

2015-09-18 15:47:25 UTC

The Nazi and The Confederacy flags both symbolize racism but the Nazi flag got banned and The Confederacy did not...

"Things turned out very differently for the Confederate battle flag. It found its way into cemeteries and flag stands and even became part of some official state flags." This highlights the difference between the Confederate flag and the Nazi flag where they banned it and threw out everything that had the Nazi flag in it.

"Banning them was appropriate," she said. "Americans made a different choice with the symbols of the Confederacy." The author points out that Americans made a different choice than The Germans using somebody quotes.

Marlon Primus

2015-09-18 15:46:08 UTC

Although both the Nazi flag and Confederate flag symbolize hate, what ended up happening to the symbols of the two governments differed greatly.

Breanna niama

2015-09-18 15:46:34 UTC

the affects of both flags and how the government disagree

the mass killing carried out by the Nazi state that took 6 million Jewish lives

this shows why everyone doesn't like the nazi flag and why it got banned

Kevin Herrera-Lopez

2015-09-18 15:45:53 UTC

It basically talk about how of the flag is of that it has been discriminated against other people for what the people have been through around the time.

2015-09-17 16:43:06 UTC

What evidence from the text BEST supports the central idea of the text? Explain.

keyana_terry — 2015-09-17 14:56:37 UTC

What is the central idea of the text, "Image of Hate"..? HINT (What is the most important point the author is trying to make?)

keyana_terry — 2015-09-17 14:55:57 UTC

keyana_terry — 2015-09-17 14:06:01 UTC

Image of Hate

keyana_terry — 2015-09-17 14:04:54 UTC