I would know — I live with major depressive disorder. Here’s nine ways to cope with post-election depression, from an expert.
The fact that my mother isn’t Jewish doesn’t matter to my father’s family. I was one of them no matter what. But for the wider community, my stories didn’t matter—only the rules. And the rules are that the child of a non-Jewish mother is not Jewish, unless he converts.
Jeremy Rishe grew up Jewish in Utah before moving to Brooklyn — and is now producing his film JEWTAH about what that’s like.
On December 13th, The Forward posted the incoherently titled, “Jews With Asian Heritage Pose Growing Identity Challenge to Jewish Establishment,” as an apparent attempt to
Form inspired by Patricia Smith’s “What It’s Like to Be a Black Girl (For Those of You Who Aren’t)“ First, it’s like knowing the answer
I never thought I would go on Birthright. Not because I had some sort of problem with Birthright, but for the first five years of
To call a state a democracy requires that the people choose their political representation and that the state protects a set of rights that everyone
Try reading out loud. Sometimes I feel like there are all these peace agreements for sale and no one’s buying. We’ve got two states, one
As I’ve written about before, I grew up with little connection to the State of Israel. Recently, I’ve come to consider the political, economic, and