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Henry Ford Was Anti-Semitic. Bill McGraw Wrote About It — And Got Fired.
“Ford’s salvos,” McGraw wrote, “were likely the most sustained printed attack on Jews the world had ever seen.”
Cory Booker Is Running For President. Marshall Curry Is Filming It — But First, He Might Win An Oscar.
The Forward spoke with Oscar-nominated director Marshall Curry about his film “A Night at The Garden.”
EXCLUSIVE: The Soloway Sisters: Are Their Boundaries Your Triggers?
“Everyone has so much to gain from the toppling of patriarchy, including men.”
8 Questions For Author Sam Lipsyte
Sam Lipsyte’s latest novel, “Hark,” hits the satirical bullseye once more.
Eat, Drink + Think
A Historian’s Cafe In Montreal’s Jewish Museum Re-Defines What Jewish Food Means
Gefilte fish tacos, anyone?
Amos Oz’s Last Interview: ‘Israel Is A Flawed Dream Come True’
“Israel is a dream come true, and as a dream come true it is flawed, very flawed, and sometimes dangerously flawed or painfully flawed.”
Catching Up With Amos Oz, An Urbane Rebel Of The Holy Land
Amos Oz was branded a heretic for his stance on Palestine. American Jews are more accepting of him now, and he’s not quite sure what to make of that.
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AUDIO: Gary Shteyngart In Conversation
Gary Shteyngart outlines his five part survival plan for Trump’s America in an in-depth conversation with Forward executive editor Dan Friedman.
A 17th Century Book On The Stock Market Is Up For Big Money At Sotheby’s
Joseph Penso de la Vega, a Sephardic-Jewish immigrant to the Netherlands wrote a primer on the Amsterdam stock exchange in his native Spanish.
How A Jewish Kid From The Upper West Side Became The World’s Best Banjoist
“Why do I play the banjo? There’s no sense to it.”
6 Questions For Jonathan Lethem
In more than one way Jonathan Lethem’s latest novel “The Feral Detective” is a return to basics.
