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Race: Pushing Myself & the Jewish Community
“Everyone has a different tolerance for complexity.” This is a concept that was introduced to me in anticipation of adopting ...
From Rehem to Rahamim
The surest way to evaluate a society’s achievement at creating a system that is equitable to all is to examine ...
Celebrate, Rabbis Without Borders, Shabbat
People First
It’s been an interesting couple of months here in New Jersey. First, in August, an earthquake rocked us, and while ...
What Is an Unhealthy Relationship?
Jessica and her boyfriend have been together for three months. They spend every moment together, tell each other “I love ...
Jewish Thought, Rabbis Without Borders
Subway sleeper, Rabbi returns cash: when people do the right thing
You may have caught a couple of stories that have been spreading virally over blogs and Face book the last ...
Justice in the City – A how-to?
I am not really the kind of person who recommends books. I periodically review them, but that’s different. They get ...
My Family’s Reaction to Fame Shark
“I sound like a cheap, mean kyke,” my father raged. “I sound like an idiot, a complete non-entity,” my mother ...
Sotah
An ancient and challenging ritual for a woman suspected of adultery.
Jewish Culture, Jewish Literature, Modern Israeli Literature
A.B. Yehoshua
To this author and social critic, Israeli identity comes first.