Lilith Feature
They Say “It’s Not Sex”But experts call it "an oral sex epidemic." What do Jewish teen girls think is really going on?
“This isn’t sex!” say bat mitzvah girls about their parties. A Syrian Jewish family bonds over cooking. Muslim lesbian feminist Irshad Manji, on Islamic terror against women. Patients’ stories.
Table of contents Get the issueBut experts call it "an oral sex epidemic." What do Jewish teen girls think is really going on?
One of our favorite artists and cartoonists, the hilarious Nicole Hollander, who has given us two great LILITH covers over the years, has a new book. Her many fans will rejoice... Read more »
She walks straight ahead. A scarf covers her hair. The chin angular, eyes large. Her hands push a carriage. You cannot see the baby, but a child is resting. Others... Read more »
A Canadian Muslim lesbian feminist activist born in Africa is the bold (and brash) voice speaking out on how to deal with Muslim texts and terrors against Jews, women, gays and "infidels."
Ashkenazi Jews may think that the same flavors and aromas waft in nostalgia for all Jews. Not so. Our informant, a professional cook and an outlying member of a close Syrian clan returns to the center through meatballs with cherries. The recipe comes along too!
A short story by Roberta Israeloff about the scary games survivors’ children play.
A longtime advocate for the rights of women struggling to free themselves from a Jewish marriage, Hammer warns of what happens to many women after that freedom comes.
The scene is a lavish bat mitzvah affair, replete with giant martini glasses and girls in slinky hipster dresses. The dolled-up bat mitzvah girl is discussing sex with her two... Read more »
After helping Holocaust survivors tell their stories, Julie Heifetz knew she could humanize healthcare if only doctors knew the narrative of the person walking into the examining room.