Stories of survival. Books and authors. Caregiving. Full issue coming week of May 1, 2023.
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With her famous novel about puberty and religious confusion finally coming to the screen, beloved novelist Judy Blume isn’t resting on any laurels.
“Young writers” and “30 under 30” lists abound in every field. But we at Lilith know it’s never too late to nurture talent...
The goal of our project “Here We Are: Personal Stories of Gender Injustice” has been to focus an intersectional lens on gender justice in Jewish spaces.
“MOSHE FRANKEL DIED.”“Who?”“You know, the Frankels.” The Frankels. Of course. I mean, well, not of course. I have no idea who they are, individually. But as a family, as mythology,... Read more »
Concerning the Unequal Burdens in Taking Care of Our Elders
Poetic theology with a passionate feminist twist by Elliott batTzedek with comments from Lilith's Alicia Ostriker.
“It’s very clear in Jewish tradition that the life and health of the person who is carrying the pregnancy always take precedence..."
I. What folks don’t like to talk about, in the age of female empowerment, or in the age of female suppression,is that there was a man in the candy cottage... Read more »
People like facts.They are sturdy, you can hold on to them, point to them, other people can look with you at the very same thing. Like a hospital admittance bracelet.... Read more »
A Syrian feminist rabbi reflects on identity, assimilation, and personal freedom.
