What Did You See?
Museum of Tolerance includes many of the interesting events, special exhibitions, and distinctive programs that bring the history to life and parity it to current events. The field trip had a great reflection for me to gain a lot of information from different section it was beautifully organized which motivate my desire to learn more and get enough information. I have been in different sections the main exhibit was the holocaust section, which exhibit a sound and light guided presentations that led me back to in the time to be witnesses to events in Nazi- dominant Europe during World War II. I also saw the letter that is signed by Adolf Hitler in which he first reveals his radically anti- semantic worldview. I listened from some of the records to the unforgettable stories of the courage and suffer of the Holocaust victims and survivors. I had the chance to look and take the journey to America from some of the multimedia presentations which showcasing stories of diverse Americans, including Dr. Maya Angelou, Carlos Santana, and Billy Crystal. This section reveals a lot of the situation of the immigrants who came to U.S to look for future and freedom, individuals who escape from poverty and the oppression looking for peace and justice.
