Pledge+Wall

Now that you know more about the Holocaust, think about how you can help eliminate discrimination in our world today. Type your name and your pledge below.
Mrs. Susan Darlington - Because I am surrounded by college-aged students, many of whom are minorities, I will continue to lead by action and example, so that all students at the college can learn to treat everyone as equals.

Mrs. Pat Kuhn- Working with middle-school aged students, I've witnessed how easily a student can be labeled as different and therefore shunned by his or her peers. I try to teach tolerance and respect for different beliefs, backgrounds and customs. As the librarian I encourage kids to read books that involve characters, places and cultures that many of our students have never encountered.

Mrs. Jones - I will share what I learned through this project with other students, teachers and friends so that become tolerant of others. I will do my very best to promote equality.

Thatcher Danz - I will share this information with my friends, family and other relatives about this and i hope that they tell others so this horrible event never happens again.

Ehab Alies - I pledge to inform other about the holocaust and not to make the same mistakes once. Also to acknowledge others by their characteristics. Not by their color or race.

Jerry Aument - The information that I learned about the Holocaust I will pass the information to my friends, family, and other people, and they should know that this is a very serious event and it should never happen again. I pledge that I will do my best as a person to make sure this will never happen again for any races, religion, or any type of peoples.

Brandon Mellor- I will tell everyone to not be prejudice.

More pledges will ab added after our trip to the Holocaust Center in Washington, DC in May!