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 Last week, Chelsea Manning, formerly known as Private first class Bradley Manning, made headlines. Her announcement that she would be living ...

For the past eight summers, I’ve taught creative writing at the Paris American Academy, a small school in a neighborhood ...

Two weeks ago I posted a piece responding to some articles on patrilineality which provoked several excellent other blog posts ...

Recently, one of my writing students turned in a story featuring an adorable, vulnerable child whose blue eyes were “wide ...

Today’s tale of Southern Jewish family, history, and a meaningful road trip comes to us from our summer history intern, ...

A recent New York Times online opinion essay, Beautiful Pathologies, got me thinking about the non-profit sector as a whole, ...

Wow. It has been quite a busy week here at the Rabbis Without Borders blog discussing patrilineal descent and its ...

This past week, two of my Rabbis Without Borders colleagues have shared their perspectives and struggles with the religious identities ...

This is another post from one of our terrific summer interns, Caroline Kahlenberg, who completed this piece for us as ...

This week there has been much conversation online and offline on the Jewish status of people of patrilineal Jewish descent. ...

Two articles posted earlier this week made reference to an individual  who had been born to a Jewish father and ...

It’s something that makes most Jewish people cringe: that moment when, in the midst of some celebrity or political or ...