Meet Rebecca Rubin | American Girl
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- čas přidán 28. 08. 2024
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Though balancing her Russian-Jewish traditions with American customs can be challenging, Rebecca learns to let her heart take the lead.
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Rebecca deserves an American Girl movie PERIODT
YES!
Yesss, she was one of my faves growing up
Out of all the American Girls, Rebecca is the one I have a better connection with because I am a Russian Jew, whose great grandparents came from Russian during Rebecca's time to America, and yes, they also spoke Yiddish too. I hope to get the doll since they didn't have her when I was a kid and would have loved her! It wasn't easy growing up Jewish in an area where there weren't any Jews and it seemed like only Christian holidays existed but not Jewish, but luckily I did grow up with both Hanukkah and Christmas. It was hard but I wouldn't change who I am.
You did the right thing; there's a italian song of Pino Daniele (a famous songwriter of Neaples), which says: "resta accussì ma baby / me raccumande: nun cagnà"
(English translation): "go on to be as you are, my baby / I advice you: don't change yourself".
Did you ever get your Rebecca doll?
@@SuperButterfly217 I did! ❤️ Along with her Hanukkah set, and her table set!
Rebecca was my first American girl doll, so she holds a special place in my heart. I’ve always been so annoyed by the lack of videos concerning her, so thank you for this!
I was looking for a video about Rebecca :) thank you, this is just like American girl would make (and should make) thanks for a great video !
I can’t believe I didn’t hear of her until a few months ago. Now she’s one of my favorites along with Samantha and Kit. I would love a Rebecca, Kirsten or Addy movie in the future ❤
I'm shocked! When was the last time you were into American Girl, 2000? I would love movies of these characters, too, but the way American Girl is going, they can barely make a full book series for Claudie and Nicki and Isabel.
@@GenerationNextNextNext no around 2006. I did hear of Julie and Cecile when they came out in the magazines in 2007 and 2011. I always thought they were temporary like Lindsay and Kailey. I could have sworn Cecile was like the early 2000s
@@GenerationNextNextNext yes I have to read the Claudie books I got! I noticed there’s only 2 of them
Rebecca is so cool I have her and she totally deserves a movie just like Kit Kitridge and Lea Clark
This was incredible! Wow! Thanks for making such an important video.
Rebecca is a beautiful doll.
I’m a black girl but i had this jewish doll and learned about Jewish culture through this doll as well
girl I missed you!!
I miss Rebbeca Rubin i miss you.............♥️♥️♥️♥️ I luv u so much girl
This is so good!
I have a American Girl doll: yes, exactly this! A wonderful doll which I loved since the first day she was in my house. Now that I know her history, I love her even more, much more.
REBECCA FOREVER 💕 💞 💓 💗 💖 💝!!!!!!
P.S.: I am italian 🇮🇹 !
Same here and I have a Rebecca too!
They need to bring back all of the dolls og outfits
Rebecca is cute!
I love this story I'm Catholic and Jesus was a Jew so this is very nice
What I love about Rebecca's story is that it shows how Americans had to realize their "Freedom of Religion" portion of the laws. During this time, people thought everyone had to be Protestant. You couldn't be anything different. But during the 20th Century, that was beginning to change.
@@GenerationNextNextNext What a load of shit. First of all, Catholicism is not Christianity. It's a cult based on perverse traditions of men. Secondly, Jesus was of the actual tribe of Judah, not a Kenite or Ashkenazi imposter coming to this country and operating as a parasite on innocent people. This is complete propaganda. Wake up.
Rebecca's class didn't decide to make the Christmas ornaments; their teacher did.
As someone who didn't grow up celebrating Christmas, many times I was taught that it was my own decision to make the decorations or politely refuse. Their teacher planned it, the students created it. I believe that makes up the whole class. Just to clarify why I stated it that way.
@@GenerationNextNextNext no. The teacher was The Head of the class.. it was her decision to assign the project to the class and to command them to complete it in doing so. The only decision which rested with the students where this was concerned was that of whether or not to obey her, which, as you know, ultimately turns out to be the crux of the outcome of this plot.
I was under the impression that the contemporary norm when it comes to responding to an occurrence of this nature is to respectfully decline to complete such a project and explain why, and speaking both as a person who has celebrated Christmas growing up and a person irrespective of that, it seems sensible and least problematic. When I was in fourth grade, my class teacher was Jewish, and she handled being surrounded by celebrants of Christmas with great poise; I'm very grateful to have been able to work with her, and her attitude was a big factor in our great success.
@@TyrekeCorrea Well, when you don't fit into the mainstream, you have to be on your "best behavior" because those who are of the majority will label you "problematic" otherwise.
Teachers are "head of the class", but largely it's a classroom project, so that's why I worded it as such. I can understand how this created confusion. I do understand your point about the teacher being "in charge", though. I will take note of that and consider the way I word it in the future.
It's amazing you didn't get into legal trouble for making this, but it's helpful. Thank you.
It's because I'm not monetizing it and I used photos from the books I bought. It's just like posting pictures of your doll.
@@GenerationNextNextNext Are you sure that's why?
You've transmitted pretty much Rebecca's entire story here; that's like giving people free access to the books. Retransmission is the type of thing the NBA and its broadcasters, for example, have established they'd pitch a fit over.
@@TyrekeCorreaWhat is your problem?
@@butterstamp3767 I explained the issue, dude.
The Hanukkah Song?
I would have used either the hava nagila or klezmer.
It's much more difficult to find those songs and get the rights. But thanks for the suggestion.
@@GenerationNextNextNext I don't see why there wouldn't be editions of powerful, inspiring songs that aren't corny that are easier to get ahold of and use.
This is why I never saw Merry Christmas to Jews.
I have Rebecca Rubin
were did you even find that video?
I created this video. Thanks!
I don't think one becomes an American citizen simply by arriving in America.
But at one time in American history, that was the case. At one time, formal citizenship hadn't been established. The standards for citizenship wasn't the same throughout history.
@@GenerationNextNextNext Standards?
Wow there was a islamic girl there
Where?
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Gross
What's gross?
@@GenerationNextNextNext Kenites posing as the tribes of Benjamin, Judah and Levy. This is complete propaganda.
ok