Standupster

Standupster Standupster provides anti-bullying education through speaking presentations at schools countrywide. Her children's book is out now. since Spring of 2021.

By defining bullying through the events and atrocities of the Holocaust, Standupster seeks to enlighten students, 1st grade through 5th with the newest book How To Create Peace, 6th grade and up, about the incredible cost of standing by and not taking action in the face of bullying. Beginning as a local movement, the Standupster name has spread internationally and is furthered by the publication of founder Karen Z. Brass’s book, I Am a Standupster: A Second-Generation Holocaust Survivor’s Account by the Daughter of David Zauder and her 2nd book, Trauma Filters Through, as well as her elementary school age book How To Create Peace, teaching children how to Navigate their Social morality and build their Character. Amazon and hard cover with study guide on the website. Standupster® Presentations impacts students across the country by giving them tools to create environments of change that result in safety for all students, and where the majority create an atmosphere where bullying is not tolerated. Our focus is to develop regional program presenters that can impact as many students, in as many schools as possible. The Nazi’s were the ultimate bullies and Standupster® presentations resonate with today’s youth to affect change and diminish the application of situational ethics.

THIS scares me and helps to insight the fire of taking action! Standupsters must act against such attacks!**************...
12/10/2025

THIS scares me and helps to insight the fire of taking action! Standupsters must act against such attacks!
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Crystal Wilsey, a Cinnabon worker in Ashwaubenon, Wisconsin, was caught on video mocking a Somali woman’s hijab, hurling the N word at a Black Somali Muslim couple, and bluntly declaring that she is racist. The whole thing reportedly started over a simple request for more caramel on a cinnamon roll, which she escalated into an ugly rant targeting their race, religion, and immigrant background. After the video went viral, the franchise quickly fired her and the company publicly condemned her behavior.

Getting fired should have been the end of the story, but in today’s grievance economy it turned into a cash machine. A fundraiser for Wilsey on the conservative Christian crowdfunding site GiveSendGo has pulled in over 118,000 dollars, pitching her as a “hardworking white mom” betrayed by Cinnabon for not bowing to “intimidation.” That framing flips the script so the Somali couple who were insulted become the villains and the woman proudly calling herself racist is rebranded as a martyr of cancel culture, perfectly in step with Donald trump’s recent rant smearing Somalia as a garbage country that stinks.

The comments on the fundraiser read like a white resentment message board, not a charity page. Many donors cheer on her rant, repeat racist stereotypes about Somalis, and call for immigrants to be deported, echoing the same dehumanizing hate trump just aimed at Somalia, almost in real time. It is a snapshot of how open bigotry is not just tolerated but financially rewarded in parts of Christian nationalist America, where a president’s slurs become a permission structure for everyday cruelty and the actual targets are expected to quietly absorb the damage.

09/20/2025
09/01/2025

Netflix just gave Gavin Newsom 2 million for the redistricting fight and made a deal with Sesame Street. New episodes will air there and the backlog of old episodes will Be free to watch. Netflix is a Standupster, picked a side and stood by their pick.

* I will keep my subscription.

08/12/2025
Speaking out, fighting for those with no voice, those being discriminated against; being a Standupster is who I choose t...
08/12/2025

Speaking out, fighting for those with no voice, those being discriminated against; being a Standupster is who I choose to be.

08/02/2025
08/02/2025

Today, UCLA took responsibility for its actions and inactions, reaching a settlement acknowledging that Jewish students were discriminated against as part of anti-Israel protests on campus.

During these protests, the school did more than stand idly by—UCLA staff members publicly supported the encampments and even allowed protestors to bar Jewish students from parts of campus, creating a “Jew Exclusion Zone.”

No member of a university community should ever face discrimination based on religion or national identity.

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