Stop Antisemitism
What Generational Trauma Looks Like
The Jewish people have experienced discrimination, bigotry, and violence for centuries and more than most other minority groups. Right now, Jewish employees are feeling traumatized and vulnerable due to a 400% increase in antisemitism in 2023. It's time to be an upstander and ally for our co-workers and stop any bias or hate messages directed at anyone. Ensure the norms of behavior on your team do not allow for any hate speech.
Microlesson Description
Since October 7th, 2023, there has been a 400% increase in reported antisemitism; acts of hate speech and physical incidents. The conflict in the Middle East has caused people to conflate the Israeli government with everyone who is Jewish and are targeting Jews with hate speech and violence.
Key Concepts
- The Jewish people have experienced discrimination, bigotry, and violence for centuries and more than most other minority groups
- Jewish employees are feeling traumatized and vulnerable due to a 400% increase in antisemitism in 2023
- Be an upstander and ally for your co-workers and stop any bias or hate messages directed at anyone
- Ensure the norms of behavior on your team do not allow for any hate speech
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