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Hi! I'm an Android dev who also enjoys museums🖼️, books and libraries 📚, gaming 🎮, paper craft ✒️, zines 🖨️, sewing 🧵, embroidery 🪡, boardgames and TTRPGs🎲 Proudly Queer and Nonbinary 🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️
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Worth noting that in 1921, the American Yiddish-language press described the anti-Black Tulsa massacre as a “pogrom,” because they knew that was the word that would best make their immigrant Ashkenazi Jewish readers understand what happened. ingeveb.org/blog/the-mos...
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Uri Schreter traces attitudes about race in the United States evident in Yiddish newspapers' coverage of the Tulsa massacre — often simultaneously denouncing th
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