HEW: Memes & Memory: Contextualizing Online Holocaust Denial and Distortion

Memes & Memory: Contextualizing Online Holocaust Denial and Distortion featuring Daniel Panneton

Who denies the Holocaust and what form is it taking online? From memes to YouTube rants, Holocaust denial, distortion, and trivialization thrive online, where they are both the subject of "lulz" and a key component of radicalizing world views. This lecture and Q+A will explore the state of Holocaust memory on social media and examine how Holocaust scholars and educators can push back against a tide of mockery and bad faith engagement as we enter the post-survivor era.
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