Documentary explores the “Shared Legacies” of America’s Black and Jewish communities
“Many people don’t know this story, but it’s a significant and important part of American history that needs to be acknowledged,”
Confederate flag tied to door of Jewish museum in New York
A Confederate flag was found tied to the front door of Museum of Jewish Heritage in Manhattan Friday morning.
When LA locked down, he started taking photos.
“People have a sense of the significance of the time we’re living through, and with that comes a need or desire to document it for posterity.
Too young to vote, these kids are helping get others to the polls in Georgia
Dowling, a high school junior, led a voter registration drive at her school in Atlanta, and handed out more than 400 voter guides.
Tiffany Haddish lends her voice to LA’s socially-distanced Hanukkah celebration
Haddish plays the role of a hanukkiah named Ella in the new Hanukkah-themed animated short film, “The Broken Candle.”
On Twitter, a Jewish doctor tells what it’s like to treat a COVID-19 patient covered in Nazi tattoos
Dr. Taylor Nichols looked at the COVID-19 patient in front of him who was struggling to breathe. As he made preparations to provide emergency medical treatment, he paused. The man was covered in Nazi tattoos.
AAMC renames Abraham Flexner award to combat systemic inequality
The Abraham Flexner award will go on, without the name Abraham Flexner.
She was counting ballots while people yelled ‘Stop the count!’
“Immediately my mind was racing: “Are we in danger? Is there gonna be a mob? Is there gonna be an altercation?’ People started running.”
Joshua Malina thanks Jewish Democrat phone bankers in Election Day Zoom
“I think it’s very clear which of these two candidates falls more in line with the central tenants of Judaism.”
He’s phone banking for Trump— and feeling confident.
The Republican Jewish Coalition volunteer makes calls to battleground-state voters every day of the week, three hours a day from his home office.