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Jewish History, Mixed Multitudes, Study
Progress and Stasis in Mourning
I was overjoyed about the inauguration of our 44th President on Tuesday, but couldn’t help feeling a little sad, too. ...
What It’s Really Like Trying to Pass as a Neurotypical Teen
People don’t realize there’s a struggle going on beneath my friendly, sassy exterior. My depression is like a wet blanket over the anxiety, telling it that nothing matters anyway–not that anxiety cares.
Women and Revelation
When Moses altered the message given to him by God, he cut women out of the revelation at Sinai.
Judaism on Greed
The notion that humans are merely stewards of wealth, not its owner, can play into the hands of the greedy.
Judaism and Stealing: What if it’s only a tiny theft?
The ways we justify theft cannot free us of its corrupting influence.
Israel, Jewish History, Modern Israel, Study
Elections, Israeli Style
They're colorful. They're intense. They're like a carnival. They're democratic.
God, Jewish Culture, Jewish Humor
God and Jewish Humor
A tradition of poking fun at the Master of the Universe.
After Two Years As Southern Jewish Fellows, Where Are They Going?
The 2016-2018 ISJL Fellows' Next Journeys Will Them Across the World... And Across the Hall
Sitting Down with Dr. Joy Ladin
An interview with OUTstanding! 2019 honoree, Dr. Joy Ladin; poet, scholar, and a visionary activist for trans equality.