THE SEVENTY-FIRST ANNUAL MEETING
AND ELECTIONS OF THE
AGENCY FOR JEWISH EDUCATION

Attention
Ladies:

will take place

MONDAY, JUNE 11, 1990
7:30 p.m.

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ethnic group, nationality,
religion or race. It is a global
responsibility. Each human
being is responsible for
themselves and what they
choose to do to help
humanity.
lb begin with, all people are
equal and must be treated as
such; no matter what their
religion, race or socio-
economic background may be.
This way of thinking is not
just a philosophy, it is way of
life. It has to be, or else, it does
not work. Each individual
has to embrace this way of liv-
ing for us to make any sense
of our world.
Part of the Jewish heritage
was when my people were not
only not treated equal, but
they weren't even treated as
human beings during the
time of Adolf Hitler. This is
not something that happens
to one single race or religion.
These things happen with all
people — people of different
races, religions and na-
tionalities. When we con-
demned an entire race and
enslaved them for genera-
tions, when there was and
still is, religious persecution,
and people being taken
hostage for months and
sometimes years at a time,
just because they happen to
be from a different country
than a brutal terrorist. We
can no longer sit back and
watch while some of these
horrible crimes continue to go
on. Education and awareness
of these problems is our best
prevention.
With a new decade ahead of
us, We have the power to
change the world. If we con-
tinue to murder, create war,
poverty, hunger and pollute
the earth, we will destroy life
as we know it. Or we can stop,
and make each person aware
that they can make a dif-
ference. Roeper, a humanistic
school that I attend, is
dedicated to basic
philosophies of life. The
school's philosophy is one to
live by, "That you help people
not because of charity, but
because they are entitled to
it, that just a little more love
and understanding would
make the world a better place
to live, and that people should
be committed to justice,
rather than power?' These are
words that have deep mean-
ing for me. I live by those
words each and every day of
my life. Unfortunately, there
are people in the world that
do not. There are people that
have so much rage and anger
that they can't begin to em-

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