The Forward, an American Jewish newspaper, did not prioritize significant events in LGBTQ history in its coverage. For example, the burning of the Hirschfeld...

This article explores the presence and absence of LGBTQ stories in the archives of the Jewish newspaper, The Forward. The author, a queer Yiddish archivist, ...

Tucker Carlson's recent espousal of the Great Replacement Theory on Fox News has sparked controversy and raised concerns about its anti-Semitic history. The ...

In 1947, the Forward played a significant role in promoting and executing a mass vaccination campaign against smallpox in New York City. The city's health co...

The Forward highlights Eleanor Roosevelt's connection to New York City and her involvement with Freedom House, an organization dedicated to supporting and de...

The Forward, a socialist newspaper, covered the Great Depression and the Bowery district in New York City. During the Depression, selling apples became a pop...

This article discusses a letter from the Legacy Bintel Brief column, which was originally published in 1906 and offered advice to Jewish immigrants in the Un...

The Forward, a Jewish newspaper, has a long history of involvement in summer camps for Jewish children. They sponsored camps, raised funds, and featured stor...

The Forward recently highlighted the historical Workers Circle picnics for the local socialist party that were widely attended and supported by members of th...

The Pride of Judea Childrens Home was a Jewish Brooklyn orphanage that operated from 1923 to 1958. The home provided a summer beach vacation for its resident...