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Β | [[File:AntiRacistHitler.png|thumb|225px|right|The image of the cover of the shoet 10 minute film '''Anti-Racist Hitler''' created and produced by [[White Rabbit Radio]] in 2013 as a way to teach what [[Anti-Racism]] really is]] | ||
'''Anti-Racist Hitler''' is a 10 minute short film created by Matt the White Rabbit aka [[White Rabbit Radio]] in 2013 as a way to explain and teach what [[Anti-Racism]] is really about and what it can lead to if it were practiced. | '''Anti-Racist Hitler''' is a 10 minute short film created by Matt the White Rabbit aka [[White Rabbit Radio]] in 2013 as a way to explain and teach what [[Anti-Racism]] is really about and what it can lead to if it were practiced. | ||
==About== | ==About== | ||
In this hilarious allegorical animation, Adolf Hitler, after escaping to Argentina, has second thoughts about racism and decided to become anti-racist and pro-immigration. He tells the people of [[Israel]], in the words of [[Barbara Specter]], that Israel must learn to be multicultural if it is to survive. Anyone complaining about their own people being displaced is accused of being racist. | In this hilarious allegorical animation, Adolf Hitler, after escaping to Argentina, has second thoughts about racism and decided to become anti-racist and pro-immigration. He tells the people of [[Israel]], in the words of [[Barbara Specter]], that Israel must learn to be multicultural if it is to survive. Anyone complaining about their own people being displaced is accused of being racist. | ||
Revision as of 10:50, 11 August 2023
The image of the cover of the shoet 10 minute film Anti-Racist Hitler created and produced by White Rabbit Radio in 2013 as a way to teach what Anti-Racism really is
Anti-Racist Hitler is a 10 minute short film created by Matt the White Rabbit aka White Rabbit Radio in 2013 as a way to explain and teach what Anti-Racism is really about and what it can lead to if it were practiced.
About
In this hilarious allegorical animation, Adolf Hitler, after escaping to Argentina, has second thoughts about racism and decided to become anti-racist and pro-immigration. He tells the people of Israel, in the words of Barbara Specter, that Israel must learn to be multicultural if it is to survive. Anyone complaining about their own people being displaced is accused of being racist.