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The Impact of Social Media on Historical Literacy w/ Prof David Halahmy

The Impact of Social Media on Historical Literacy w/ Prof David Halahmy

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 Prof David Halahmy, a history professor and creator of the YouTube series 'History for the Ages.' discusses his journey into teaching history, the impact of social media on historical literacy, and the evolution of history education. David shares insights on the importance of understanding Zionism and anti-Zionism, the role of academia in shaping historical narratives, and the intersection of antisemitism and anti-Americanism. The conversation emphasizes the need for critical thinking in education and the importance of engaging the silent majority in discussions about history and current events. Bio Professor David Halahmy is a history professor at Cypress College, where he has taught since 2000 and served as department chair. He specializes in U.S. History, Western Civilizations, and Middle Eastern History. A UCLA graduate, he is known for his work on Holocaust education and advocacy against antisemitism. Born in Israel to Iraqi Jewish refugee parents, he has lectured widely in academic and community settings. He also runs a popular YouTube channel and Facebook page, David and History for the Ages, offering free, engaging history resources to students, educators, and lifelong learners.

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