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The Purpose of Kashrut
Kashrut reminds us again and again that Jewish spirituality is inseparable from the physical.
American Jews, Jewish History, Live, Study, Women & Feminism
American Synagogue Sisterhoods
Jewish women serving congregation, denomination, American and world Jewry
Going to the Mikveh: The Day After
As both symbol and expression of the profound change required of a convert to Judaism, the mikveh (mikvah) is often a deeply emotional experience.
The Do’s and Don’ts of Talking to Converts
Tips from a Jew by choice who's heard it all.
Mrs. Maisel’s Oklahoma Roots: Plausible, or Preposterous?
A Southern Jewish Historian weighs in on the recent Marvelous plotline
6 Keto-Friendly Rosh Hashanah Meal Hacks
There's no need to miss out on any High Holiday classics.
Gender & Sexuality, Keshet, Live
Parashat Ki Tavo: Fine-Tune Your Spiritual Hearing
Jews read sections of the Torah each week, and these sections, known as parshiyot, inspire endless examination year after year. ...
American Jews, Jewish History, Women & Feminism
Jewish Women and Suburbanization
A close look at the role of women and girls in the early American suburbs.
From Insecurity to Sovereignty
Like the manna in the desert, food aid policies often do not foster real freedom.