Welcome to the Forward’s coverage of teshuva (lit. “return” in Hebrew), the Jewish tradition of repentance.
Welcome to the Forward’s coverage of teshuva (lit. “return” in Hebrew), the Jewish tradition of repentance.
Welcome to the Forward’s coverage of teshuva (lit. “return” in Hebrew), the Jewish tradition of repentance.
Welcome to the Forward’s coverage of teshuva (lit. “return” in Hebrew), the Jewish tradition of repentance.
It's been almost two years since Leonard used a slur on a livestream. But it doesn't seem like that's the grudge
My teenage comments were abhorrent. Yet the context in which I made them is important to understand
After a lifetime of negative self-talk, it’s time to make amends to myself
The phrase is meant to affirm Jewish belonging, but it conveys an invalidation of individual harm
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Like most people, I thought I would be happy to return to normal this summer. I was grateful to be gathering with family to celebrate my mother’s 90th birthday in person. I enjoyed eating in restaurants again and making travel plans instead of sanitizing my groceries. But underneath that initial elation, as I stored my…
When I arrived at the Whitney Plantation in Louisiana earlier this summer, a staff member handed me a card with a photo of a statue of a young girl wearing a yellow dress. A quote on the back of the card explained that before this girl, Carlyle Stewart, was freed at the age of seven,…
It was the summer of 1967. Wearing some flowers in your hair. Free music in the park. Acid trips. Haight-Ashbury. The Monterey Pop Festival. “Turn on, tune in, drop out.” And it was also 50 years ago today, “Sgt. Pepper taught the band to play.” A half-century ago, the Beatles released the soundtrack to the…
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