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Did you KNOW this was Hitler’s main accusation against Jews? 🧐

Rabbi Yosef Mizrachi breaks down chilling excerpts from Mein Kampf:

• Orchestrating the Bolshevik Revolution
• Founding German communist parties
• Planning global takeover through communism

Religion was just the cover.
What do YOU think, propaganda or hidden truth? Comment now 👇

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Bed-Stuy gets its name from Peter Stuyvesant, the last Dutch Director-General of New Netherland (1600s). He owned large tracts of land in what later became Brooklyn, and the area was named Bedford–Stuyvesant to reflect that history.

Henri Christophe was a key leader of the Haitian Revolution and later became a ruler of Haiti 🇭🇹

Why he’s important:
• Helped defeat French, British, and Spanish forces during the Haitian Revolution
• Built massive fortifications to protect Haiti from reinvasion, including the famous Citadelle Laferrière (one of the largest forts in the Americas 🏰)
• Tried to create a strong Black monarchy to prove formerly enslaved people could govern a powerful nation

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Amelia Bassano (also known as Emilia Lanier)

Amelia Bassano was a Renaissance poet (1569–1645) and one of the first women in England to publish a volume of original poetry under her own name. Her book Salve Deus Rex Judaeorum boldly challenged the patriarchal norms of her time, defending women’s moral and intellectual equality and re-examining biblical narratives from a female perspective.
She’s also famous in literary history for being linked by some scholars to Shakespeare’s “Dark Lady”, making her a powerful, mysterious figure at the crossroads of gender, race, and early modern literature.