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In Episode 644 of It’s All About the Children on hmTv, hosts Carin and Sami welcome 16-year-old student activist Ryan Golditch for Part 1 of an engaging conversation about Jewish identity, political involvement, courage and the responsibility to speak out.
Ryan reflects on participating in the March of the Living and explains how visiting Auschwitz and other Holocaust sites gave him an understanding that no textbook or classroom lecture could provide. He also discusses advancing academically, his interest in public policy and his work establishing Rhode Island’s first high school Turning Point USA chapter.
The conversation explores the challenges Ryan has faced because of his political beliefs, including cyberbullying, doxxing, damaged friendships and efforts to silence his organization. Despite the opposition, Ryan remains determined to defend his values, confront antisemitism and misinformation, and encourage other young people to become informed, engaged upstanders.
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In Episode 644 of It’s All About the Children on hmTv, hosts Carin and Sami welcome 16-year-old student activist Ryan Golditch for Part 1 of an engaging conversation about Jewish identity, political involvement, courage and the responsibility to speak out.
Ryan reflects on participating in the March of the Living and explains how visiting Auschwitz and other Holocaust sites gave him an understanding that no textbook or classroom lecture could provide. He also discusses advancing academically, his interest in public policy and his work establishing Rhode Island’s first high school Turning Point USA chapter.
The conversation explores the challenges Ryan has faced because of his political beliefs, including cyberbullying, doxxing, damaged friendships and efforts to silence his organization. Despite the opposition, Ryan remains determined to defend his values, confront antisemitism and misinformation, and encourage other young people to become informed, engaged upstanders.
Support the show