An excerpt from Grossman’s speech at the 2006 Rabin memorial: ” It is not easy to take a look at ourselves this year. There was
Ethan Schwartz is Assistant Professor of Hebrew Bible at Villanova University. The story of Korah (Numbers 16), who gives his name to this week’s parsha,
From Diane Klein Indiana University McKinney School of Law and Indiana Journal of Law and Social Equality (IU Maurer School of Law) present “Law vs.
Guest post by Warren Hoffman As COVID-19 begins to recede in the U.S., I, like many single gay men, have found myself on any number
Guest post by Miriam Lakin. My teaching career began around the same time that I “officially” came out. I was eager to discover how children
“Let me tell you a quick story,” Maram said. “My grandfather’s family was from Yaffo. They were pushed out of their home, and he kept
Avi Garelick is the director of the Prozdor Hebrew High School at JTS and a student in the urban planning department of Hunter College. This
(Editor’s Note: this is an extended and adapted version of a piece that appeared in The Forward here). “The problem is that everyone in this conflict
We meet at unbearable times:Of murder; of the violence Wrought by empire, by xenophobia & white supremacy, by anti-Semitism, byTransphobia.We meet because we can’t abide
…for me who works at a desk in an office – or these days at home – the toil of my weekdays is mental, not physical. Screen time in particular has become the toil of the work week, the activity I so desperately crave separation from.
