Students will have to make a meme, which could include using a meme generator on the internet or simply copy + paste a template into Word or any other editor to add text. 

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We will be discussing many, many aspects of World War II, which includes genocide. We will look at first hand accounts of what happened in Concentration Camps, including the story of Eva Mozes Kor, who describes how she and her twin were experimented on. We will not gloss over topics of genocide and racism; I will not show graphic pictures from the Holocaust, but I will answer student questions honestly and accurately. We will be tracing the racism that existed in the world and Germany that led to the ultimate event of the holocaust, including stories that some students may find disturbing, including big details (gas chambers and digging one's own grave) and smaller details (Jews being forced to cut grass with their teeth for example.) 
We will also cover Japanese atrocities. This includes the Nanjing Massacre, also known as the "Rape of Nanjing". Thousands of women and children were killed through atrocious acts of sexual violence. Though photos exist they will not be shown. This will be isolated to Week 5. 
Though this is a meme class, we will never look at or create memes that poke fun at the people who were tortured and killed during this time, as is true for all of my "meme history" classes. The victim is never a joke.