As a Black rabbi on Tisha B’Av, I’m mourning how Jews have lost Black allies since Oct. 7
The Jewish community is locked in the trauma from the Hamas attack, and our ability to find nuance is severely compromised
The Jewish community is locked in the trauma from the Hamas attack, and our ability to find nuance is severely compromised
Around the country, Jewish communities are recognizing the national holiday that celebrates emancipation
A Black Jewish writer’s advice on avoiding awkward, uncomfortable conversations
Bruce Haynes, the grandson of the National Urban League’s founder, discovers his forebear was half-Jewish
As I watch fellow NYU students take 'sides,' I can't help but feel our society is failing two marginalized peoples
Why is the LGBTQ+ community pledging allegiance to a regime that wants to kill us?
Clarence Jones invokes the contributions of Jews in the Civil Rights Movement
James McBride, author of 'The Color of Water,' told the Forward about how his family’s story inspired his latest novel — and why writers should stay offline
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