Millennials
They moved home for just a few weeks, fleeing the coronavirus. They’re still there.
Nearly everyone who moved home stayed longer than expected, but most left eventually. These 20- and 30- somethings still haven’t.
For Millenials, virtual Shabbat motivates neighborhood connections
At 5 pm on Fridays, Julia Logan pushes back her desk, moves her work screen aside and dims the lighting. In her small apartment dining room, amidst twinkling lights in mason jars, she sets a Shabbat table for one and joins a Zoom call of seven other young adults in Chicago, and across the country.
What Can We Learn From The Jewish Millennials Who Moved In With Nuns?
Get thee to a nunnery?
15 Pieces Of Advice From A Professional Jewish American Princess
“Vanessa Carlton would walk 1,000 miles — find someone who will do a subway transfer for you.”
A Formal Critique Of The ‘Nice Jewish Guys’ Pin-Up Calendar
Do we really need to socialize our sons to be cat-loving soup eaters?
What Makes A Co-Working Space Jewish?
Kosher food and community ‘ketubahs’: welcome to Jewish co-working spaces.
Here’s The Millennial Jewish Dating State Of The Union
The women were handsome and hygienic-looking, like flight attendants on American Airlines. The men looked like youthful Hollywood step-dads.
Millennial Women Don’t Like Ivanka. Will That Matter?
The more things change, the more they stay the same?
22% Of Millennials Haven’t Heard Of The Holocaust, Study Finds
The survey also found that 41% of millennials believe that fewer than two million Jews were killed.
Are Millennials Tomorrow’s Revolutionaries — Or Its Fascists?
“In the coming decades, more Americans will be forced to adapt in larger, stranger ways to an increasingly hostile environment.”