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Transgression, dystopia and comedy reign at a Reform synagogue in a Toronto suburb
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She was a nice Jewish mother — and an organized-crime boss
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Texas school district agrees to remove ‘Anne Frank’s Diary,’ ‘Maus’ and 670 other books after right-wing group’s complaint
The district in the Rio Grande Valley immediately agreed with activists who said the books were “filthy and evil"
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We’re in a psychological war with ‘the greatest propaganda machine in history’ — will we survive it?
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She longed to be a lover and an outlaw; she became a writer instead
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This Auschwitz book trend has got to stop — the sooner the better
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Why Hebrew is showing up in unexpected places — and why that matters
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