Antisemitism and Exclusion

Click below to listen to local individuals discuss historical and contemporary discrimination from a variety of perspectives: first-hand experiences, advocacy for those facing discrimination, and received histories shared through generations.

Discrimination occurs in many forms and impacts individuals within various communities differently. At the same time, the forces of discrimination are interconnected. The aim of this exhibit is to illuminate both the connections and divergences that exist across systems of discrimination.

Antisemitism in Arizona

Stanley Feldman

LGBT Discrimination in Arizona

Eli Burke

Antisemitism at the Tucson Country Club

Betty Anne Sarver

Black Experience in Southern Arizona

Debi Chess Mabie

Racial Profiling and Harassment of Tohono O'odham

Maegan Lopez

Anti-Black Discrimination in Tucson

Rubin Salter

Coalition Building in Tucson

Fred Fruchthendler

Absence of Representation and Recorded History of African-Americans in Tucson

Tani Sanchez

Youth Activism to Support Students of Color and Low Income Students

Deja Foxx

Disrespecting Other People - A Yoemi Perspective

Felipe Molina

Arizona's Place in the Wartime Incarceration of Japanese Americans

Brandon Shimoda

Fighting for Equality Through the Law

Burr Udall

Undocumented Life in Southern America

Dario Andrade Mendoza

Gender Exclusion at the University of Arizona College of Law

Pamm Seleznov

Trans in the Borders

Sam Ace

Jewish Social Exclusion

Bobby Present

Islamaphobia in Tucson

Lynn Hourani

Histories of Segregation in Tucson

Barbara Lewis