101-Year-Old Holocaust Survivor Still Working To Fight Antisemitism

The video discusses the resurgence of anti-Semitism in the US, highlighting the experiences and activism of Holocaust survivor Ben Stern. Stern's life has been dedicated to fighting hate, as seen in his efforts to prevent a Nazi march in Skokie and his continued activism against modern anti-Semitism. His memoir, 'Near Normal Man,' serves as a cautionary tale about unchecked hate speech. The video emphasizes the importance of standing against hatred and supporting those who fight for justice.

What percentage of Jews reported facing anti-Semitism in the US recently?

• One in five

• One in three

• One in four

• One in two

What event led Ben Stern to realize the fight against anti-Semitism was ongoing?

• A speech by a political leader

• A protest in his hometown

• A book denying the Holocaust

• A documentary on World War II

What action did Ben Stern take against the proposed Nazi march in Skokie?

• He petitioned for signatures

• He wrote a book

• He organized a counter-protest

• He held a press conference

How many signatures did Ben Stern collect to oppose the Nazi march?

• 250,000

• 1,000,000

• 750,000

• 500,000

What was the outcome of the planned Nazi rally in Skokie?

• It was canceled due to public opposition

• It was held as planned

• It was postponed indefinitely

• It was moved to another location

What event is mentioned as a recent example of rising anti-Semitism?

• The Skokie march

• Charlottesville

• A rally in New York

• A protest in Washington

What message does Ben Stern's memoir convey about standing against hatred?

• One should never stand alone against hatred

• Only certain groups should fight against hatred

• Hatred is a thing of the past

• Hatred should be ignored