DerKaiser wrote:
FCBayernMunchen wrote:I had the same thought to be honest. It's ironic that an exhibition focusing on one social group in particular (while ignoring all the others who've been legends throughout our history) is seen as a message for equality.
That said, I have nothing against the exhibition itself. I think the Jewish part of Bayern's history is fascinating and something to be proud of.
ramsej84 wrote:FCBayernMunchen wrote:I had the same thought to be honest. It's ironic that an exhibition focusing on one social group in particular (while ignoring all the others who've been legends throughout our history) is seen as a message for equality.
That said, I have nothing against the exhibition itself. I think the Jewish part of Bayern's history is fascinating and something to be proud of.
I know that the 1st pres was a jew... but why it is something to be proud of? Are the Jews a master race or something ?
runaway wrote:Isn't it the anniversary of something relating to Auschwitz or something? Saw it in the news today.
Until we tackle the issue of racism in mainstream society, we cannot get rid of it in any other part of society - of which football is but one of many. [source]
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