281 reactions · 20 shares | Three years ago this month, Jewish-American Douglas Emhoff made history, becoming America’s first Second Gentleman. He has since championed civil rights, supported Israel’s right to defend itself, and has been outspoken against antisemitism, especially on college campuses. Get to know his story. | The Genesis Prize | Facebook

408 reactions · 91 shares | Emma Lazarus - one of the most prominent Jewish writers of the 19th century - was born on this day in 1849. She used her voice to advocate for Jews abroad and new immigrants coming to America, famously writing "The New Colossus" poem, which was placed in the Statue of Liberty’s pedestal. Watch her story. | The Genesis Prize | Facebook

331 reactions · 21 shares | Jewish actress, author, and SAG-AFTRA President Fran Drescher is leading the actors’ strike and making headlines with her powerful words: "We stand tall and we demand respect and to be honored for our contribution." Get to know her fascinating life story. | The Genesis Prize | Facebook