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She could be the first Jew of color in Congress – Jewish Insider

| January 30, 2022

It seems almost comically overdetermined that Kesha Ram Hinsdale, a progressive state senator and former assemblywoman in Vermont, is now mounting a bid for Congress that in many ways embodies the fears of her old high school classmate, the former Trump administration advisor Stephen Miller. The two occasionally butted heads when they crossed paths as students at Santa Monica High School in the early 2000s, just as Miller was honing his reputation as a young conservative provocateur eager to puncture such long-standing liberal precepts as multiculturalism, diversity and inclusion all of which are core to Ram Hinsdales newly launched campaign for Vermonts at-large House seat. I hope to be able to advance the experience of immigrants in the United States, of Black and brown people in the United States, Ram Hinsdale said in a recent interview with Jewish Insider, but first we have to undo a lot of the damage that people like Stephen Miller have caused

In Ukraine, I was never allowed to forget that I was a Jew – Forward

| January 30, 2022

Courtesy of Alex Stern Alex Stern as a teenager poses in front of the World Trade Center during his familys first year in the United States, summer of 1988.

What its like to be a Jewish former NYPD cop in Texas – Forward

| January 30, 2022

When my friends ask me what its like to be a cop, I typically give them the standard living the dream line that most of us use for me, it truly is a dream job. When my Jewish friends ask, I reply with a more niche answer. I tell them to imagine posting a photo on social media in which you happen to be wearing a Star of David necklace, identifying you as a Jew.

The Jewish Decadence or the Decadence of Jews? – lareviewofbooks

| January 30, 2022

IN 2013, I went to a sumptuous exhibition at the National Gallery of Art in Washington, DC, entitled Diaghilev and the Ballets Russes, 19091929. As I wandered through the galleries, luxuriating in the exquisite costumes and set designs, names like Lon Bakst, Ida Rubinstein, and Ren Blum triggered my Jewish historians sixth sense.

The Agony and the Pride of Being a Jew in America – Algemeiner

| January 24, 2022

JNS.org To be a Jew today means your life will be defined by collective moments of agony and of pride. Jewish people may be admired by some for our resilience, our dignity, our courage and our tenacity to persevere in the face of a history of relentless hatred, but we are still reviled by others.

Ask A Jew: Star of David and Conversion – spokanefavs.com

| January 24, 2022

What questions do you have about Judaism?Submit them online, or fill out the form below. By Hyphen Parent My top suggestion is to reach out to your local rabbi and ask for more information about conversion

‘JewFace’ faces backlash: ‘What’s offensive is the idea that there’s such thing as Jewish character traits’ – Haaretz

| January 24, 2022

In an era in which Hollywood obsesses on matters of representation and diversity, and insists on casting women, Blacks, Hispanics and Asians for every possible role, and is in general walking on eggshells in an attempt not to rub up against any minority its not surprising that, of all people, it was a Jewish woman from Israel who managed to cause the latest commotion. Golda Meir most certainly would not have imagined that over 40 years after her death, her nose would manage to get Jews all riled up and induce filmmakers to quarrel so earnestly among themselves.

A chance to change the world new initiative to elevate voices and experiences of Jews of Color – Forward

| January 24, 2022

A new initiative to recover, study and elevate the voices and experiences of Jews of Color in the United States is launching at the University of Colorado Boulder with the support of a three-year, $250,000 grant from the Henry Luce Foundation. Jews of Color: Histories and Futures is spearheaded by Samira K. Mehta, assistant professor of Jewish Studies and women and gender studies at the university.

Joe or Jew? – The Jewish Standard

| January 14, 2022

Lisa Schwartz thinks she knows who is responsible for the shout that New Jersey State Assemblyman Gordon Johnson of Engelwood (D.-37) has called a disturbing incident of antisemitic bias. The shout was addressed to Congressman Josh Gottheimer (D-NJ Dist. 5) in September, as he was concluding a visit to businesses in Glen Rock to promote the federal infrastructure bill

The radical rabbis who trample on Jewish law to ‘redeem’ the land of Israel – Haaretz

| January 14, 2022

Halakha is a wondrous thing.


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