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Sara Lippman on LECH: “I wanted to respond to the (traditionally male) American Jewish canon on which I was raised, both embracing and subverting certain tropes.”
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Evelyn Torton Beck and Lilith’s Alexa Hulse talk about what it means to be a Jewish lesbian, then and now.
Looking Back: Jewish Lesbians Connect Across Generations
Alexa Hulse
Evelyn Torton Beck and Lilith’s Alexa Hulse talk about what it means to be a Jewish lesbian, then and now.
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