Dear internet: Having Jews in movies isn’t ‘Zionist propaganda’
Viewers of new films, and old, are missing the plot on the Jewish story
Antisemitism Decoded
At a time when federal policy can be shaped by the online outrage machine, Tyler Oliveira has turned his sights on two Jewish communities
Viewers of new films, and old, are missing the plot on the Jewish story
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