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Dana Goldberg’s Hilarious 60-Second Lesson On Lesbian Sex Myths
Why does lesbian sex last, on average, 4 times longer than straight sex?
Lesbian Couple’s Jewish Wedding Goes Viral In Brazil
A same-sex Jewish wedding ceremony held in the iconic Brazilian hotel has made headlines in Latin America’s largest nation.
Israeli Director Tali Shalom Ezer’s Lesbian Romance, ‘My Days of Mercy,’ Screens At TIFF
Ellen Page and Kate Mara star in this lesbian romance.
Rabbi Threatens To Quit Naftali Bennett’s Right Wing Party Over Lesbian Aide
JERUSALEM — A rabbi who is a leader of the Jewish Home Party has threatened to leave the party because a spokeswoman for its leader, Naftal…
8 Jewish Lesbians Who Should Run For Office
Judith Butler, Randi Weingarten and Ilana Glazer are among the wide array of queer Jewish women we’d love to see in office.
WATCH: Can This Cute Lesbian Couple Swing North Carolina?
his presidential election could turn on North Carolina, a battleground state where Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump are investing millions in resources. Helping Democratic candidates, the Human Rights Campaign is pulling out its secret weapon: the elderly lesbian couple of Lennie Gerber and Pearl Berlin.
The Black Lesbian Vegan Who Wants To Change Everything You Ever Thought About Rabbis
Sandra Lawson didn’t expect to perform a public benediction at her local pub in this city’s Roxborough neighborhood.
Lesbian ‘Orange Is the New Black’ Star Says Israeli Women Are All Hot
(JTA) — On her first visit to Israel for Tel Aviv’s gay pride week, “Orange is the New Black” star Lea DeLaria was wowed by the attractiveness of Israeli women. “There are apparently no ugly women in Israel,” DeLaria, who plays a butch lesbian prison inmate on the hit Netflix comedy and is gay in real life, told Ynet Tuesday…
Argentina Lesbians Tie Knot in First for Latin America Jews
The first Jewish same-sex wedding ceremony in Latin America was celebrated in Buenos Aires.
Queer Jewish Women Need to Create Their Own Spaces
If queer Jewish women feel excluded from the larger Jewish community then they should take action, not wait to be invited, argues A.J. Campbell.