Hasidic Farbrengen in Newton MA : Part 3 – Video
richards | January 25, 2015
Hasidic Farbrengen in Newton MA : Part 3 With Rabbonim.
Hasidic Farbrengen in Newton MA : Part 5 – Video
richards | January 25, 2015
Hasidic Farbrengen in Newton MA : Part 5 In the home of Leonid and Nina Dubinsky.
Rabbi Edelman remembered for life of service
richards | January 25, 2015
LYA staff and students present Rabbi David Edelman with a photo book of "90 Acts of Kindness on Dec.
Women Arent Allowed To Drive In Kiryas Joel, New York
richards | January 24, 2015
Kiryas Joel, New York, is a town of about 22,000 people.
I'm a woman in America, and I wasn't allowed to drive
richards | January 22, 2015
I was 23 years old when I first started to drive. Its not that I was afraid;I wasnt allowed.Because I'm a woman
Hasidic Farbrengen in Newton, MA : Part 2 – Video
richards | January 21, 2015
Hasidic Farbrengen in Newton, MA : Part 2 Hasidic Farbrengen in. By: michael partensky
Zap2it First: 'Living Different's' Bulletproof Stockings proves Hasidic Jews rock
richards | January 21, 2015
She is "typical" if you consider a Hasidic Jewish woman who is devout in her faith and also wants to be a rock star normal. In the episode, Perl and her bandmate, Dalia, in Bulletproof Stockings try to take their female empowerment message mainstream and book a big Manhattan venue
Hasidic Wedding Highelights By Ulano Studios – Video
richards | January 19, 2015
Hasidic Wedding Highelights By Ulano Studios http://www.ulanostudios.com 718.812.0377 4804 13th Avenue Brooklyn NY 11219. By: shiezoli
Datebook: Brazil artist books, underground photos & Guerrilla Girls
richards | January 17, 2015
Photographic surveys of underground communities, a Brazilian artists books and films, a fictional perfume campaign and an array of naughty erotic drawings. Plus: maps made of wax, art in a pit and a performance by artist-activists the Guerrilla Girls. Its all going down all around SoCal: Brian Weil 1979-95: Being in the World at the Santa Monica Museum of Art.
The NY Police vs. the Mayor
richards | January 16, 2015
Shannon Stapleton/Reuters Law enforcement officers turning their backs on a live screen of Mayor Bill de Blasio as he delivered a eulogy for NYPD Officer Rafael Ramos inside Christ Tabernacle Church, Glendale, Queens, December 27, 2014 The killing of two New York City police officers on December 20, 2014, while they sat in their patrol car near a public housing project in Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn, has riven the city in a primal way that we have not seen since the Crown Heights race riots that pitted blacks against Hasidic Jews in 1991. The murdered officers, chosen at random, were Rafael Ramos, a religiously devout Hispanic, and Wenjian Liu, the son of Chinese immigrants whose father works as a presser in a laundry sweatshop. The murderer, Ismaaiyl Brinsley, a twenty-eight-year-old black man with no known political affiliations, had shot his girlfriend in Baltimore, traveled to New York intent on killing cops, and then finished himself off with the same gun on a nearby subway platform.
