In this eye-opening and visually rich lecture, fashion designer Roei Derhi takes us on a journey through time — where art, religion, and fear come together to shape how we see “the other.” From medieval drawings of Jews with horns and witches flying naked through the night, to modern-day memes and stereotypes — this talk explores how images have been used to demonize, exclude, and create enemies out of women, Jews, queer people, and anyone who didn’t fit the mold. We’ll also dive into Jewish folklore and how mystical symbols like the Golem, Lilith, and the word “Abracadabra” carry both danger and protection — depending on who’s telling the story.