@Doc34 I got you though. ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

@Doc34 Go the easy route and ask if race is a social construct. That'll see where the teachers leanings and how sane they are.

Indeed.

This poor old blonde woman has to look out into a sea of brown people. It wasn’t long ago her students looked like her.

Like most German names there are a number of Ashkenazi who took them on. Stein means "stone" for instance, but everyone associates that with European jewry.

Not really accurate or fair.

I’ll have to stay vigilant lads

tfw you were colourblind for most of your life

oh shit

@Deleted User I'm sorry about that.

Granted it's spelled more traditionally.

Oh.

Lol. I'm not offended, it's just something to consider. Not every berg, stein or Weiss is Jewish

In fact most likely aren't.

Alright. Thanks for the tip.

My aunt - rest her soul - was a Berg by marriage only.

Jews took common names of host populations. Examples of this practice reach past even roman times

Yep

"for business" they'll say

"berg" is German for mountain.

@Deleted User So Iceberg means "ice mountain"?

Yes.

It's funny to think about it, a *real* jewish name. Like Schlomo 😅

not appropriated

Steinberg means stone mountain.

Nice.

That's an amazing name.

But I admit, I am highly sceptical of anyone with a name like that.

man of Hoff

duh

We're not entirely sure

What does the name Luckenbach mean?

Even though my last name is pretty common knowledge I deleted your comment.

And my previous one.

Fair enough

My name is as far as I've seen, quite unique

@Deleted User It's better to protect our identities.

It's also important to note that most 'berg's from Sweden aren't Jewish at all.

I'm daily doxed, but regular membership absolutely should.

@Deleted User Does Steiner mean "stoner"? 😉

>Mfw have the most common British surname in existence
>"Unique"
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