Blaze Ardman
Your mother has birthed a dozen offspring,
Yet you alone are born as
Nothing Special.
Cheshvan: The Blessing of Being Nothing Special
Tag: jewish feminism
In a Parallel World, Tweens and Moms Still Disagree
Yona Zeldis McDonough
Debut novelist Marcie Roman talks with Fiction Editor Yona Zeldis McDonough about what it’s like to travel to an alternate universe, and what the experience can teach us about our own.
A Love Affair With Barthes’ Words
Yona Zeldis McDonough
Lilith’s Yona Zeldis McDonough talks to author Edie Meidav about her unique and transdisciplinary novel, Another Love Discourse.
Can the Torah Teach Us How to Parent?
Mikhal Weiner
Alicia Jo Rabins on her newest multidimensional work of meditation and love.
Does “Woman of Valor” Still Have Value?
Leah Grisham
It’s hard for me to ignore the similarities between oppressive Victorian ideals of femininity and the version of womanhood praised in the Eshet Chayil.
My Shmita Year
Sima Gerber
“That’s why, once every seven years in fact, this year, the one we started yesterday — the Torah demands that both we and the land take a Sabbatical. In Hebrew, it’s called a Shmita Year — a year of release.” Rabbi Auerbach, September 2021 This was exactly what I needed to hear, this on the second day… Read more »
Introducing “Frankly Feminist: Short Stories by Jewish Women from Lilith Magazine”
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Lilith is thrilled to share with you the forthcoming release of Frankly Feminist: Short Stories by Jewish Women from Lilith Magazine (October 6, 2022; Brandeis University Press), edited by Susan Weidman Schneider and Yona Zeldis McDonough.
Taking Social Justice to the Statehouse with Rebecca Kislak
Eleanor J. Bader
“All over the country women were running for state, local, and national office and I just decided to go for it.”
Meet the Jewish Riotgrrrl Behind the World’s Only Drumming Magazine for Women
Alexa Hulse
“The drum industry has notoriously been a self-proclaimed boys club,” says Jewish Riotgrrrl Mindy Abovitz Monk — this is exactly why she decided to create Tom Tom. Lilith talked to her about the magazine’s genesis, fighting for the male dollar, and dressing up as an alien for her Bat Mitzvah.