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Curriculum mandates, denial laws, and remembrance in American classrooms.
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Holocaust education is mandated in a growing number of U.S. states, but implementation varies widely and disputes over content, denial, and comparison have produced significant legal fights. This section covers those cases and the policy debates behind them.
Public records from a Nebraska mandamus suit show how UNL built its Sommerhauser Holocaust Symposium speaker list from Ari Kohen's Twitter following.
Mark L. Javitch, Esq. · August 27, 2026
Lincoln, NE - A public records lawsuit filed by Jewish Legal News, Inc . ("JLN") against the University of Nebraska-Lincoln ("UNL") has unveiled concerning details about the University’s methods for choosing presenters for its Sommerhauser…
Staff Writer · August 14, 2023
Amy Spitalnick is the CEO of the Jewish Council for Public Affairs. A profile of her career from Integrity First for America and J Street to JCPA, her media presence, and the AOC-AIPAC controversy.
Staff Writer · July 11, 2026
A plain-English guide to the Jewish Council for Public Affairs (JCPA): what it does, its history, its structure, and why it's back in the news under CEO Amy Spitalnick.
Staff Writer · July 15, 2026
Despite the news being mostly negative when it comes to censorship online, another trend towards free speech online has taken hold. Dozens of courts across the country, including at least 4 circuit courts, have determined that you DO have…
Mark L. Javitch, Esq. · April 1, 2023
Why did the Jewish Federation of Omaha prioritize its bizarre political agenda and botch Black History Month so badly? Instead of celebrating the accomplishments of great African Americans in American history, during their Black History…
Mark L. Javitch, Esq. · March 27, 2023