Why we need to stop calling Hamas attackers ‘militants’ or ‘gunmen’ and start calling them ‘terrorists’
In the war of public opinion, words matter — now more than ever
In the war of public opinion, words matter — now more than ever
The Jewish Language Project is racing the clock to preserve a rapidly disappearing heritage
Judaeo-Papiamento is spoken by the Sephardic Jewish community of Curaçao
'Matzo’ may seem old-fashioned, but it has a surprising amount of sticking power, and not just to your gut.
Many organizations have dropped the hyphen and capital S in recent years, citing the need for clarity when it comes to hate
Getting 'Santosed' is defined as falling for 'bald-faced, outlandish lies.' The term derives from Rep. George Santos' false claims about himself
Evidence suggests that the artist may have spent one too many 'midnights' studying numerology
The new Office of Language Access will soon contract with nearly 40 Yiddish translation agencies to translate and interpret for Yiddish speakers accessing government services.
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NPR Legal Correspondent Nina Totenberg in conversation with Editor-in-Chief Jodi Rudoren. To benefit the Forward.
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