Paula Eiselt’s new documentary “Under G-D” is a short masterpiece, illustrating the legal landscape in the post-Roe world and the major role that Jews are playing in shaping it.
Jewish feminist joy and resistance are also part of the story.
Twitter’s moral philosopher on how to repent and do no harm
The lives and preventable deaths of two young Black moms are chronicled through home movies as well as the activism of those that are left behind.
Even with all its tsuris [Yiddish for trouble, and not the good kind], 2020 had some bright spots for Jewish feminists.
From Ruth Bader Ginsburg and Bella Abzug, to Tiffany Haddish, #MeToo and local politics.
Amidst sexism and antisemitism, Jewish feminist hope, grit, and creative resistance rose up in 2018.
To what extent will we able to separate the research from the researcher, and should we? With what sort of contextualizing footnotes do we now cite his work?
Despite my cool, carefully cultivated critical distance on Philip Roth, the man and the writer, I found myself sobbing at the news that his heart had finally failed him. It was as if I had lost a family member. Why?
