Abigail Russo
Dayenu, we are all enough for our children.
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Raise your hands if you’ve young children who climb out windows, the Rabbi says to us—a small group of single Jewish mothers.
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This club exemplifies both an increased interest in Sefardi culture and the power of grassroots, lay-led Jewish communities.
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Reflections on Lili Ország, a bold artist who dug into the past for her cutting-edge creations.
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“I am one hundred percent an ambassador of each to the other tribe. I play that role every day that I get up.”
Trans Bodies, “Mutilation,” and Jewish Tradition
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Thoughts on the idea of being “mutilated.”
What Makes a Love Story: Jessica Soffer On Her New Novel
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A love story contains all kinds of other stories: a grief story, a sadness story, a hope story, a hope deserted story.
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We were all terrified for the chaos to come. We still are.
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Breakups are painful in real life, but great fiction fodder, says Mirvis, author of the new novel “We Would Never.”
On Surrogacy and Mothering: Reviewing “A Body that Works”
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A Body that Works, the English title of a popular Israeli series, captures the complexity of a system where one body bears a child for another to rear.
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