In 3 centuries of Southern Jewish life in the Big Easy, no easy way to be Jewish
Nicholas Lemann’s ‘Returning’ is a sprawling family history of the limits of assimilation
Nicholas Lemann’s ‘Returning’ is a sprawling family history of the limits of assimilation
In his memoir 'Brooklyn Odyssey,' ex-Hasidic sociologist Schneur Zalman Newfield turns his gaze inward
He asked if I was a 'stallion or a gelding' — the real question was if I was a mensch or a mouse
From the Tree of Life massacre to his 2024 vetting, the Pennsylvania governor frames his public life through moments tied to Jewish identity
A $150 musical instrument and a gig at a cafeteria led me out of my personal Egypt
Rabbi Angela Buchdahl's memoir 'Heart of a Stranger' charts her journey as the first Asian American rabbi and cantor
In '107 Days,' Harris recounts a clash with Netanyahu, struggles to address Palestinian suffering and details why she passed over Josh Shapiro as vice president
The author's novel has a nearly one-to-one relationship to his real life questions about his heritage.
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