This page serves merely as a collection of all the outside media links that are available in the Past, Present, and Future sections. Most of these videos are found on their respective pages and are organized in such a manner. Any suguestions for websites to include are greatly appreciated and can be sent to the site's author whose contact information can once again be found in the "About the Website" page.

Preventing Intolerance
Erasing Hate
This is an introduction video for a national tour in 2007 deaing with the concept of eradicating hate in American society. The text in the movie itself asks some very good questions; if you wish to learn more about the tour you can visit www.erasinghate.com.

Intolerance Towards Secular Groups
Attacking Street Preachers
There are many varieties of intolerance. This video from Youtube.com shows that sometimes it is the religious group doing the discriminating against the secular one. Keep the volume down, the airhorn might get annoying.

Mormons in America
Anti-Mormon Protesters at the April 2003 LDS General Conference
Three videos can be found at this website showing examples of protest from OTHER CHRISTIANS towards Mormons in front of one of their religious conferences. Intolerance knows no borders and no respect.

Middle-East Conflict
Muslim Sheikh Lectures Why Everyone Hates the Jews
Recorded from a Islamic lecture, this Sheikh tells how the Jewish religion and its people are destined for Hell. He walks a fine line between relying on religious texts and spewing blatant hatred; parts of it reminded me of a somewhat Hitler-esque ideology. Even the comments left by viewers of the video at the lower part of the page are interesting, as a debate about the validity and destiny of Judaism started within the first few posts.

Why Arabs/Muslims Hate the Jews
This is a history more than an example of religious intolerance. It is a slideshow created in a video format describing the origins of the conflicts between the Jewish and Islamic faiths. The show should give viewers a better grasp of WHY there is conflict as opposed to HOW it can be stopped. I found the ending a bit funny as well.