Meredith Cohen
My Jewish farming journey pointed me back home to the South, and made me long to put down roots in the place that, as a Jewish teenager, I could not wait to leave.
A Southern Jewish Farmer?!
Tag: antisemitism
Can We Cut Off Antisemitism at its Roots?
Dove Kent
Visibly Jewish people bearing the violent brunt of the story told about all Jews: that we are the ultimate source of people's suffering.
Why Anti-Semitism on the Left Hurts Me More
By Rabbi Susan Silverman
Oh yes, yes, the anti-semitism on the left does hurt and scare me more.
The Women’s March 2019: Muslim and Jewish Women Navigate the Waters
Amy Stone
I wonder: is a mass movement of women of all religious beliefs, colors, ages, sexuality and classes, standing up against our racist, misogynist administration being threatened by petty politics?
Why Did the New York Times Run Alice Walker’s Unfiltered Antisemitism?
Alice Sparberg Alexiou
I believe that the New York Times is the story, in fact, and not Alice Walker. How could they let her bigotry slip through the cracks?
Let’s Vow to Stand With Those Who Are Standing With Us Now
Sharrona Pearl
The narrative must be ours, and I say it is the story of living, together, with others, as the best revenge. We are honored by the support of others. We are made more human with our support for them in turn. It is when we stand with others that we are all best seen.