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Diversity is like a pizza pie. When I get my slice of pizza, I may feel as if no one ...

Some people want to find the nearest fresh fruit and veggie stand. Other people seek out good, fast take-out Chinese. ...

This week, I’d like to focus on the self, not as the observer, but as the observed. Not when we ...

Be’chol Lashon mourns the passing of Rabbi Hailu Paris, a native of Ethiopia who lived most of his life in ...

 “Is she converting?”“Clearly, she is not from around here, I wonder if she is even Jewish.”“She must be someone’s nanny…”These ...

Recently, über-quaint San Miguel de Allende— named a UNESCO World Heritage city in 2008– was picked as the #1 City ...

While driving down Route 95 on the East Coast, one has the ability to survey hundreds of billboards along the ...

When I think of home, I imagine the physical space I return to at night, the one with the white-washed ...

I was born and raised in a traditional Jewish family in India. My father Dr. Samuel Solomon was a professor ...

Sukkot appears to be one holiday in which the Moroccan and Ashkenazic customs and rituals are fairly similar. We both ...

Celebrating Sukkot on the Canadian shores of Lake Ontario, as I did as a child, was fraught with complications. Evening ...

I think about the nature and concept of forgiveness literally on a daily basis. As a lawyer, my practice consists ...