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The Torah of second chances
A couple of years ago, after several years of trying to get all the way through the counting of the ...
The Good, The Bad and The Ugly
Looking back on the past few months, I wouldn’t call it a “cruel summer.” Nor would I call it “the ...
Why It’s Okay That Politicians Flip-Flop
“When Did I Say That?”Countless times I’ve stepped off the bima, and a congregant has come to me puzzled.“Nice sermon, ...
Red Love and Betrayed Ideals
The reissuing of my novel about Julius and Ethel Rosenberg, Red Love, as an e-book this month is a joyful moment for me. ...
On Passing and Not Trying to Pass
I am black, and I am Jewish.I’ve always found comfort in the and of my identity — that simple part ...
Liberal Judaism is Experiencing a Renaissance
Last week, I was having a conversation about the future of Judaism at an informal gathering of Jewish professionals, Jews ...
Celebrate, Rabbis Without Borders
Ten Plagues of the 21st Century
“It’s not that I have an issue with her having sex, per se, it’s just that it should mean something. ...
What Korach can teach us about Brexit, and other political rebellions
I’m writing this post as I’m about to depart for Europe. First stop, London, and then on to Portugal. In ...
Jewish History, Modern Jewish History, Study
Jewish Emancipation in Russia
Faced with state-endorsed anti-semitism, Russian Jews attempted to make their own emancipation.