Understanding abortion politics. Family secrets, and a hidden sister with developmental disability. One pretty straight lesbian wedding. New tunes for Marcia Falk’s prayers.
Table of contents Get the issueNewly created settings for Marcia Falk’s new, feminist blessings and prayers help us use this awesome liturgy in the fullness of spirit it deserves.
Women take the spotlight as caretakers of a vital part of Jewish life.
A Moroccan Jewish girl, assassinated in Fez 170 years ago, becomes a martyr to Muslims, Jews and Christians too.
Did your Jewish family once have a retarded relative hidden away? An old photograph holds new revelations about the author’s long-dead sister.
The title almost says it all, but read the whole story to see the ceremony they created and to hear what the Orthodox zayde said at the dinner.
Seattle’s battle-hardened Deborah Senn fights for the rights of domestic violence survivors, Holocaust survivors and others, transforming her agency from lapdog to watchdog. Now some national politicos are watching her.
A GIFT TO ANNEYour review of Livia Bitton-Jackson’s book, I have Liveda Thousand Years: Growing Up in the Holocaust, prompts me to write this letter. I was born five years... Read more »
