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 A problem with bias is just knowing you have it is not enough to overcome it.

An Indian orphan finds a home in a Jewish family and community

Enacting Jewish Values In School Settings

Walking up a steep hill, on the way back to my room from the art building at Camp Ramah Darom, ...

Technology is radically changing how economically valuable human beings are.

A writer's Dominican and Hungarian connections shape the way he thinks and writes about being Jewish.

They did not know enough about the day-to-day reality on the ground to really understand what was going on.

Sometimes being between two words is just the place to be

While the hazard may not literally be an obstacle on the road before me, it made me reflect on the “road hazards” in my life.

When I went into labor at the hospital, I had to stay. This change in birth plan and place threw me.

Are we brave? Are we the “Home of the Brave”? What does bravery mean for us now?

As a rabbi, I am always cautious about that fine balance of being ‘political’ while doing justice.

Meet Rabbi Matt Gewirtz, the Senior Rabbi at Congregation B’nai Jeshurun in Short Hills, New Jersey, author of the book, ...

Descended from Jewish grocers, groceries have shaped my Jewish life

Compassion fatigue leads to disinterest and apathy