Rabbis Without Borders

When my friends ask me how I like my new job, I halfheartedly complain that it’s interfering with my protest ...

There is a story in Jewish tradition about a man who insults another man without realizing that the man is ...

I went to the local town hall meeting with our State Representative, Buddy Carter. The small theater at the local ...

To what are we enslaved? How does our slavery hold us back, nailed to the doorpost? And what would we ...

What does it mean to be an “elite?” Recently, the term has come to be much derided by people on ...

Here on the west coast of Canada we live in a chain of port cities. People from all over the world ...

I was just diagnosed with breast cancer. So, there’s that. In some ways, it’s hardly a surprise since my mother ...

This week’s Torah portion (Yitro) offers a key lesson for today’s politics. It comes just before the fateful Ten Commandments ...

Many of us are feeling buffeted by politics, angry dynamics in public discourse, and fears of what may lie ahead. ...

Most of us live in a bubble – the bubble of our friends, our family, our workplace and our community. ...

 I had already seen the cover art of this week’s New Yorker magazine in a news feed, but when the ...

An interesting thing happened two weeks ago.When President Trump issued his executive order banning refugees from seven predominantly Muslim countries, ...