"Slam Frank" — assuming it's real — turns Anne Frank's diary into a satire about the discourse around inclusivity.

The sentence was written in July 1944 by 15-year-old Jewish girl Anne Frank, three weeks before the capture of her family by the Nazis. It represents the innocence, perhaps naivety of an adolescent, ...

A special initiative of "Anne Frank: The Exhibition," the giveaway is in honor of what would have been Frank’s 96th birthday on June 12.

On Aug. 4, 1944, Anne Frank and seven others hiding from the Nazis in Amsterdam were discovered and taken to concentration camp. Today, are there other Anne Franks in the world?