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Growing up, I hated books.Okay, so “hate” is a strong word. But as a kid, I was never fond of ...

Southern, Jewish, and grateful

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The new spate of anti-trans legislation restricting access to medical care and curtailing the ability to play gender-appropriate sports is devastating not only for trans folks but also for all Jews, as it strikes a blow at a core Jewish value: Do not cause distress by referring to a person’s past identity.

...pretty much everything

To say that justice had been served in Derek Chauvin’s trial is, in my mind, reduces justice to a single action, as opposed to an adjective, an innate characteristic our society as a whole should be striving for.

As someone who struggles with chronic illness, this prayer has proven extra difficult for me, as it seems to imply that a body that works differently might not be fit to pray before God.

Today is Memorial Day in Israel. The country is mourning for those who fell in the struggle against our enemies.How ...

An affirmation for Transgender Day of Visibility

The Musings of an Anxious Young Jewish Professional

I didn’t grow up hearing much Hebrew or Yiddish. I got the occasional “lay keppy (head)” from my mother when ...

I didn’t grow up hearing much Hebrew or Yiddish. I got the occasional “lay keppy (head)” from my mother when ...

People-to-people peace-building works.It’s been researched and documented, in Northern Ireland, Rwanda, and many other places. Without people-to-people peace-building on a ...

Jewish representation in young adult literature is better than ever.

Who will you choose to be? Are you paying attention? How many times have you been called to action? What ...