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“’…But, mother, I won’t be alone. Other children will go with me, And march the streets of Birmingham to make ...

We have learned from the Ancient Chinese Tao that there is a spot of Yang in the Yin and a ...

“Sarah” had a pretty average childhood, growing up in an Orthodox Jewish home in New York City with her mother, ...

The Torah portion called Shoftim, the Hebrew word for judges, is always read at the beginning of the new month ...

Today’s post is co-written by two Jewish professionals, Amy (Steinberg) Goldberg and Ali Duhan, who share the love of one car and many ...

I remember vividly the horror I felt seeing my daughter sinking below the surface of a pool two summers ago. ...

The campers sit, singing along in the dining hall, while the song leader gathers their spirits and latent energy after ...

“Question authority!” was the mantra of my peer group when I was coming of age in the late ’60s. How ...

This was a rough week for Israeli-American Jewish relations. The New York Times reported the embarrassing story “Israeli Minister Says ...

In my modern Orthodox co-ed day school, a certain event this week caused me to stop in my tracks. This ...

Last week, PBS Frontline aired a powerful, thoughtful and educational documentary, Growing up Trans. The families and the children who shared ...

On June 26th, the United States’ LGBT+ community and its allies celebrated a monumental victory when same-sex marriage was deemed ...

My family and friends back home were baffled when I announced that, upon graduating from college, I would be moving ...

Identity is complicated.

She wore a kippah as she opened her gemara. We were a somewhat diverse group–I come from an Orthodox background, ...