[J. E.] Wolfson told the teachers that it was important that "anti-Semitism should not be your students' first introduction to Jews and Judaism." He said this almost as an aside, just before presenting the pig-excrement image. "If you're teaching about anti-Semitism before you teach about the content of Jewish identity, you're doing it wrong."

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This is a placeholder explanation generated by the low-overhead model. It interprets "[J. E.] Wolfson told the teachers that it was important that "anti-Semitism should not be your students' first introduction to Jews and Judaism." He said this almost as an aside, just before presenting the pig-excrement image. "If you're teaching about anti-Semitism before you teach about the content of Jewish identity, you're doing it wrong."" in the context of "Dara Horn: "Is Holocaust Education Making Anti-Semitism Worse?" (archived). The Atlantic (2023-04-03)." to mean that wisdom is timeless.