Sunday, April 18, 2021 at 11 am (NOTE the time) -- Anti-Semitism Yesterday and Today with Sue Parker Gerson. What do Pharaoh, Martin Luther and Robert Bowers have in common? To understand modern-day anti-semitism and its resurgence, including Holocaust denial, extremism and other manifestations, it is critical to first explore the beginnings of antisemitism itself. Through an interactive analysis of anti-semitic thought and writing throughout history, we will learn how very specific trends, themes and stereotypes lead straight from the ancient period all the way to the modern age, how to recognize anti-semitism in today's society, and how to respond to it. Sue Parker Gerson is the Senior Associate Director of ADL's Mountain States Regional Office in Denver. She joined ADL in 2013 and her portfolio includes ADL's Governor's Holocaust Remembrance Program, Catholic-Jewish Dialogue, Words to Action/Confronting Anti-Semitism, ADL Regional newsletters and responding to discrimination complaints and incidents.

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