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While I certainly use my iPhone to check my e-mail and make calls, far and away, what really drains my ...

A Queer Ancestor in the Butch-Trans Border WarAs the month of Tammuz draws to a close, we have the opportunity ...

On July 1st, Massachusetts moved one step closer to living up to its reputation as the birthplace of democracy – ...

It’s amazing how many North Londoners have taken me aside in a furtive, conspiratorial kind of manner, in order to ...

This week we heard news from Germany that a regional court ruled that circumcision amounts to bodily harm, even if ...

I love camp. I loved it before I even really knew what it was. I remember watching a camp promotional ...

A couple of years ago I learned about a new front in the internal Israeli struggle over religious freedom: gender ...

Francesca Segal’s novel The Innocents is now available.I would never have set out to recast a classic, Pulitzer-winning American novel– it ...

We’re here, we’re queer, and we’re finally coming out…with a blog. We know we’re a decade or so behind schedule, ...

As a public speaker and comic book educator, people often ask me to recommend comic books or graphic novels of ...

JT Waldman co-authored and illustrated the new graphic novel Not the Israel My Parents Promised Me with writer and frequent ...

 A few posts ago, while the Supreme Court was still hearing arguments on the legality of the Healthcare Act, I ...

I met Harvey Pekar in 2005. On a whim, I gave him a copy of my book, and he really liked ...

Reading Anne- Marie Slaughter’s article in The Atlantic, “Why Women Still Can’t Have It All” has caused me to wonder, ...

Albert Einstein may have been the most famous Jew of the 20th century. His biographer Walter Isaacson described that “when he ...