Museum of Tolerance, Los Angeles

It's not very informative and it draws on people's emotions by showing too many pictures. Teaching should be about information and not emotions. Come here for your indoctrination and a complimentary star of David sticker to put on your lapel as a reminder that some people are inherently evil...IMO I don't think a museum is necessary to learn this however.

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The Museum of Tolerance is an absolute must for anyone, tourists as well as residents of the L.A. area. In itself, the museum is worth a trip from anywhere in the world. While it can't be classified as "fun", the experience is so educational, so informative and so spell-binding, that no one comes away from it without being touched profoundly. It is an informative, thoroughly documented look at and behind the havoc wreaked by unharnessed prejudice. It is no wonder educators take students there every year; it is no wonder gang members who commit hate crimes are court-ordered to take the tour. Do not miss this. It is an awesome experience.

i went in a field trip for school, and it was great. The information there is very important, and it's a place everybody should go. It's about everything in the world's history that had to do with tolerance.

I was very excited to go to this museum and heard a lot about it. However when I went, a lot of it was under construction. The only thing that was open was I think the second or third floor. I did not get the full experience. I do hope to visit it again once more but once its finished renovations.

I was truly impressed by how much information that was available. The speakers were wonderful. It saddened me and also made me feel hopeful. The museum truly accomplishes what is needed for our ignorant society.

I didn't know what to think. It was a real eye opener to how blessed we are to be living today. We did not have to suffer and struggle like some people had to a time ago.

The Muesum of Tolerance is a great place to learn about our history, our cultures, the way of human nature and stop the cycle of hate. Its such an amazing place to go and learn and grow.

this experience will stay with you for quite some time .....Take with you someone you care about ...and explore history . Be prepared to have your views put out in the open ...and possibly changed .

Everyone should go here. It was very moving and educational. Displays and artifacts were interesting to learn about. Survivors were there to tell their own personal stories, and I was privileged to meet one.