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Today I was in the Georgia Capitol to speak against a bill entitled  the Georgia Religious Freedom Restoration Act. The battlelines have ...

Crying isn’t supposed to be part of Purim. Maybe it’s okay if you’re six and having a sugar-induced meltdown right ...

Jewish life is turned around – so suggests this week’s Torah portion (Terumah) about the first Mishkan (ritual focus of ...

In recent weeks, several of my colleagues both on this blog and elsewhere, have written thoughtful articles on current issues ...

“So how long have you been a singer?”It’s a question I’ve been asked from time to time, and one that ...

Should the Jews of Europe move? And if so, to Israel or to America?“To the Jews of Europe and to ...

They did not know it was a Jewish cemetery. They did not intend it to be an act of Antisemtism.So ...

It is somewhat of an exaggeration to say that Judaism has a blessing for everything. But only somewhat. After all, ...

I’m a historian, and a native Texan, and Jewish; I love food and especially food history. So when those interests ...

The first episode of “The Joy of Text” may make you blush. If it does, you’re likely its target audience. ...

With the Wild West fading and the railway men closing in, Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid head for the ...

I’ve been looking for meaningful full-time work since crash-landing in Philadelphia in August. After living in Boston for eight years ...