Antisemitism
Where Do You Draw The Line with Antisemites?
Joe Biden met with a hate-spewing Farrakhan supporter whose son was shot by police. Why didn’t those who hound Donald Trump on the issue consider that newsworthy?
September 12, 2020
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Judaism
What’s In A Name?
While Sephardim got last names in 1492, permission for Ashkenazim took centuries. Then, they started changing them
September 12, 2020
Judaism
Amar’e Stoudemire: A Role Model For The Jewish People
The obstacles that the former NBA All-Star had to overcome in his life are only part of what is amazing about the American convert to Judaism who made Israel his home.
September 12, 2020
Art & Lifestyle
Feminist (And Jewish) Lessons From The Mary Tyler Moore Show
Five decades after first airing, we can see hints of menschlichkeit, as well as ideas to inspire us to press for change
September 12, 2020
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September 12, 2020
Art & Lifestyle
A Whale Of An Apology
In her book Why Won’t You Apologize?, Dr. Harriet Lerner talks about the value of a good apology
September 12, 2020
Op-Ed
Reaching Fitness Goals Without Any Extra Effort
Though you might be occupied with holy day related activities, you might be surprised how you can still eke out time to exercise
September 12, 2020
Antisemitism
Round-Up: Jew-Hate Across The Seas And In North America
Outrageous antisemitic and neo-Nazi provocations include on campuses and a Mexican car dealership
September 12, 2020