Lindsay Eanet
By Lindsay Eanet
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Fast Forward In Chicago, a Black-led church and a Jewish community are addressing painful history through a Sukkot festival
The Chicago Sukkah Design Festival aims to build connections between the predominantly Black West Side community of Lawndale and the city’s Jewish community — which was once centered in that neighborhood
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Fast Forward With goblins, spellcasters and delis, board game makers are imagining new Jewish worlds
A slew of new games imagine exciting new worlds, subvert classic tropes in fun and irreverent ways, and reinterpret Jewish history and identity.
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Culture In ‘Wicked,’ the power of propaganda takes center stage
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Fast Forward How a Jewish teen’s description of New York City life in 1945 found a contemporary audience of millions
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Fast Forward Challenges and opportunities for the Jewish members of the 119th Congress
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Fast Forward Despite war, these American Jewish athletes are choosing to pursue their careers in Israel
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