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Black Jews Are Grieving, and We Need You to Help Us Mourn
What shiva can teach us about holding Black people during this traumatic time.
In Cloud’s Shadow: Spirituality and Darkness
Even the "always joyful" Nachman taught that all people suffer, so we must break our hearts every day for an hour to stay real about real-life suffering.
Beliefs & Practices, Live, Mixed Multitudes
Still Jewish with Keren R. McGinity, Ph.D.
What happens when Jewish women intermarry? Do they lose their ties to Judaism, or do they develop stronger ties to ...
Gender & Sexuality, JOFA's Torch, Live, Women & Feminism
Hitting a Creative Wall
I didn’t mind the mechitza at first. The wall—more frequently a short partition—separating men and women in ritual spaces was ...
Israel, Jewish Law, Jewish Texts, JOFA's Torch, Live, Study, Talmud, Women & Feminism
Life as a Female Semicha Student
When I was young, I was drawn to the study of Torah as a way to get closer to God ...
Bar/Bat Mitzvah, Jewish Texts, Live, Prayer Services, Study
What Is the Haftarah, and Why Do We Read It?
Each Torah portion is paired with a passage from the Prophets.
Gender & Sexuality, Jewish History, Keshet, Live, Study
The Maid of Ludomir
A Queer Ancestor in the Butch-Trans Border WarAs the month of Tammuz draws to a close, we have the opportunity ...
And God Took Note?
Joy and laughter, often embodied in children, can help us begin to live again after extreme disappointment and tragedy.
Why it Matters that Marshall was Never Nominated for the Supreme Court
The main challenge I faced when preparing a biography of Louis Marshall stemmed from the gap between the perceptual confidence that characterizes ...