Erika Davis
Jews of color are not the stranger the Torah reminds us to welcome. We are your brothers and sisters.
A Challenge to White Jews on MLK Day
Tag: racism
My High Holiday Prayer: Stop Exploiting Jews of Color
Erika Davis
This was not the first time a white Jew has questioned the authenticity of my Judaism based on the color of my skin. It was, however, the first time a white Jew had done this to me in my own home.
Five Things You Can Do Right Now for Abortion Rights
Kira Yates
Read up on (and spread awareness of) what it will look like in a post-Roe world.
Extra-legal abortions will look different from what they did in the 1970s.
If “Incivility” Makes You Sympathize with Racism, You Were Racist Already
Sharrona Pearl
When I was an undergrad, I sat on my Women’s Center Collective. We made decisions by consensus. All it took was one person to block something and it wouldn’t happen. So it took a while for things to happen. We had to talk about everything. And it could be super frustrating when something you cared about… Read more »
At the Border, We’re Seeing Exactly What America Is
Amie Newman
But it is who we are: what the United States is doing to families and children, specifically families and children of color, by ripping them apart at the U.S. border is part and parcel of an ongoing history. It is horrific and unbearable and inhumane. But it is exactly what America is and continues to be.