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Tag Archives: Jews
The Danger in Stereotyping Individuals
by Diane Rufino, March 26, 2022 Human beings come in all shapes, sizes, forms, and appearances, and with the passing of time, we are seeing an even greater diversity, mostly of a progressive nature. The so-called “window-dressing” is becoming more … Continue reading
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Tagged AIDS, AIDS epidemic, And the Band Played On, blacks, Diane Rufino, discrimination, Dred Scott, invidious discrimination, invidious stereotypes, Jews, Nazi Germany, race, racial discrimination, racial stereotypes, Randy Stilts, Roe v. Wade, stereotypes, unborn
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Hats Off to the American Democrat Party
by Diane Rufino, June 24, 2021 The Democrat Party of the United States….. I have to hand it to you….. Your plans and platforms have been so progressive, your policies so vile and offensive, your methods so discriminatory, arbitrary,, irrational, … Continue reading
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Tagged Adolf Hitler, all-white primary elections, anti-police sentiment, Aryan race, Black Lives Matter, BLM, concentration camps, critical race theory, democrat party, Democratic Party, Diane Rufino, eugenics, final solution, Goebbels, Hitler, IRS targeting of Tea Party groups, Jewish problem, Jews, Jim Crow, Jim Crow era, KKK, Ku Klux Klan, literacy tests, Lois Lerner, Margaret Sanger, master race, medical experiments on concentration camp inmates, Nazi Germany, Nuremberg Laws, Obama, poll taxes, Professor Henry Louis Gates, propaganda, racial laws, racial purity, racism, racist laws, rightwing extremism, segregation, segregation laws, Southern Democrats, Third Reich, voter intimidation, voter roll purges
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STORIES ARE GOLD: A Movie Review of “Woman in Gold”
By Diane Rufino, March 26, 2018 There are many personal stories throughout history that teach us the depths of tragedies, triumphs, war, innovation, and discovery. We learn about events in history books and but we see them as black and … Continue reading
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Tagged Adele Bloch-Bauer, Anne-Marie O'Connor, annexation of Austria, anschluss, anti-semitic laws, attorney Schoenberg, Band of Brothers, Diane Rufino, Diary of Anne Frank, Ferdinand Bloch-Bauer, Gustav Klimt, Helen Mirren, holocaust, In the Heart of the Sea, Jews, Klimt painting, Maria Altmann, movie review, Nazi Germany, nazi regime, Nuremburg Laws, Oscar Schindler, Portrait of Adele Bloch-Bauer, Republic of Austria v. Altmann, Ryan Reynolds, Saving Private Ryan, Woman in Gold
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An Easter Reflection
by Diane Rufino I wanted to take this opportunity to wish everyone a very blessed Good Friday – Easter week-end. Beginning yesterday, Holy Thursday, an innocent man was taken into custody to answer … Continue reading
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Tagged Acts, blasphemy, covenant, cross, crucifixion, death on the cross, Diane Rufino, Easter, Easter Sunday, Easter. sedition, God, Good Friday, Holy Thursday, Jerusalem, Jesus, Jesus of Nazareth, Jewish, Jews, Pontius Pilate, prophecy, roman empire, Rome, scourging, sedition, Son of God, Son of Man, temple, the cross
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