
Tamar Manasseh is the founder and president of Mothers Against Senseless Killings.
Tamar Manasseh is the founder and president of Mothers Against Senseless Killings.
In Hebrew school, this holiday taught me empathy
As our freedom in the U.S. faces new threats, I want to invoke my Black ancestors' strength
As a Black Jew, I wonder why some antisemitic actions get a pass
My family believes in showing up for our neighbors — and there's no better time to live that value than Christmas
Biden needs to focus less on Israel to win young people’s votes
As domestic threats in the United States could not be greater, it's time to refocus on our shared goals
The Bipartisan Safer Communities Act in June allots $250 million for community mental health services. It would be a win if a portion went to early intervention and mental health assessment programs
Friends from the suburbs have worked to help stem violence in Chicago. Now, they're calling for help.
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