3 Self Care Tips For Women Angry At The Kavanaugh Hearings
Our culture sometimes tells us that anger is bad or unhealthy. But according to our holy books, it’s a matter of how and why that anger gets used.
The Atonement Prayers We Should All Say, In The #MeToo Era
For the sin we committed by inappropriate sexual advances…For the sin we committed through inappropriate use of power…
Do We Have A Moral Obligation To Break Bread With Trump Supporters?
Engaging with those who support the Trump administration’s policies is a tricky, but necessary, process.
The Jewish Community Must Oppose Trump’s Muslim Ban
I’m grateful to be part of a Jewish community that understands that human rights and preserving life are the bedrock values of our tradition
Jeff Sessions Is Right About Biblical Precedent. He’s Pharaoh
I have noticed that there are actually some striking comparisons to an important Biblical story in Sessions’ policy that merit some unpacking.
Why Are Jews So Pro-Choice?
The national debate about abortion is back, and it’s pretty clear where the Jewish community falls.
How a year in Trump’s America renewed my faith
Looking back on the terrifying year we’ve had since the presidency was called for Trump, one thought particularly stands out: I’m really proud of us
What This Rosh Hashanah Liturgical Poem Means In Trump’s America
The questions that we ask on Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur are not theoretical. They’ve never been. But perhaps this year, we see this more than ever.
Republicans Behind Brutal Budget Cuts Should Read The Book Of Job
Being poor, being ill, being, even momentarily, not blessed in every way, is not a moral failing.
Remembering Deborah Cotton, Who Lived To Forgive The Men Who Took Her Life
Reporter Deborah Cotton, who died four years after being shot at a New Orleans Mother’s Day parade, fought for crime survivors and prison reform.
