After Minneapolis, a YouTuber comes for Jewish ‘welfare queens’
At a time when federal policy can be shaped by the online outrage machine, Tyler Oliveira has turned his sights on two Jewish communities
Looking Forward
When someone makes a mistake, our rabbis teach that we must hold them accountable in a way that is healing — not harmful
At a time when federal policy can be shaped by the online outrage machine, Tyler Oliveira has turned his sights on two Jewish communities
Toiling is a mitzvah — and should provide a road map in the age of AI
Solving a mystery from my bat mitzvah, two decades later
As a longtime muckracker turning my lens to Jewish affairs at a time of political tumult, I’m mindful of the legacy set by Abraham Cahan
Is it ridiculous for me, a Jew, to start crying during "Fix Me, Jesus?" I don't think so.
Goldman turns up a lot in musicals — what would she think of that?
Hallmark is the epitome of mainstream, making its Hanukkah movies a good barometer for the place of Jewish culture in the U.S.
Louisa May Alcott's 'Eight Cousins' is set in a distinctly un-Jewish milieu, but I saw myself on the page all the same
The household item I'd never thought to ask about turned out to hold a lot of history.
The way Indians handle the Nazi appropriation of a sacred symbol could be a lesson for Jews
הערט מיכאל קרוטיקאָווס רעצענזיע פֿון שירי שאַפּיראַס בוך דערציילונגען, וואָס אַנטפּלעקן דאגות פֿונעם „מילעניאַל“ דור
מיט 7 יאָר צוריק איז דאַריוש סטאָלאַ פֿאַרטריבן געוואָרן דורך דער נאַציאָנאַליסטער פּאַרטיי, וואָס האָט דעמאָלט געהערשט אין לאַנד.
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