German pastor and theologian Martin Niemöller (1892-1984) famously said something that goes like this: “First they came for the communists ... so I didn’t speak out; then they came for me, and there ...

“First, they came for Mahmoud,” a reference to Pastor Martin Niemöller’s famous saying from Nazi Germany that ends, “and I said nothing … then they came for me, and there was no one ...

Tomorrow, it’s me or you.” Rep ... Both quotes deliberately recall the famous 1946 poem “First They Came . . .” by Martin ...

German pastor Martin Niemöller’s poem “First They Came” has always resonated with me. As memorialized by the U.S. Holocaust Museum, it reads: First they came for the socialists, and I did ...

Then they came for me — and there was no one left to speak ... Today, 18 states ban first trimester abortions. We see these same tactics used with violence. Two thirds of mass shooters have ...

We need to remember, especially over the course of the next few months, the words of the German pastor and theologian Martin Niemoller: “First, they came for ... they come for me — and there ...

The obfuscation is the point. There is no more apt time to remind us of the poem, “First They Came,” by Martin Niemöller. Today the administration is going after Venezuelans and Palestinians ...

As schoolchildren, many of us read the German pastor Martin Niemoller’s poem “First They Came.” Written just after the Holocaust, Niemoller’s poem highlights the moral and practical cost ...