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This text is a personal reflection on the author's experience interviewing Prince for a Rolling Stone cover story in 1985. The author recalls how Prince had ...

The article discusses the financial implications of the ethnic studies curriculum in California and the growing industry surrounding diversity, equity, and i...

Ron Silver, a New York Jew and renowned pie maker, is making waves in the world of cannabis with his company Azuca, which infuses cannabis into edible treats...

The toxic environment surrounding discussions on how to respond to the pandemic has been driven by a technocratic elite that dismisses public skepticism and ...

Adam and Pam Goldgell, a couple who experienced job loss due to the pandemic, created a series of online cooking classes called "Adams Cooking Jams." The cla...

The article discusses the recent unionization effort at the Amazon Fulfillment Center in Bessemer, Alabama. The Retail Wholesale Department Store Union (RWDS...

In Kate Crawford's book, "Atlas of AI," she explores how the misuse of medical expertise in the past to subjugate minorities has informed the current misuse ...

Antony Blinken, the US Secretary of State, has demonstrated a strong stance on China's treatment of the Uyghurs and trade imbalances, but he has shown blind ...

The author reflects on the significance of clothing in F. Scott Fitzgerald's "The Great Gatsby," particularly Gatsby's collection of shirts and ties. The aut...

The question of whether the Democratic Party should "cancel" President Franklin D. Roosevelt (FDR) is raised in this article. While other historical figures ...

The pandemic has led to a boom in online classes for Ladino and Yiddish language learning. Prior to the pandemic, in-person Yiddish classes were held in majo...

The Talmudic tractate Shekalim is a love song to taxes and why they matter. It explains that every Jewish adult was required to contribute a half shekel to t...

Recently discovered photographs show Palestinian leader Amin al-Husseini visiting a Nazi concentration camp along with Nazi officials. The photos were taken ...

During the Holocaust, a group of young Jewish women formed the Jewish Fighting Organization (ZOB) in the Warsaw ghetto. Despite having few resources and no m...

Judy Batalion has written two books: "The Light of Days" and a young readers edition of the same title. The books tell the untold stories of Jewish women and...

The article explores the deeply entrenched narrative of suspicion regarding female Holocaust survivors and the sexual abuse they may have experienced, a topi...

Delos, a wellness real estate company, has launched a mysterious ad campaign featuring celebrities and a seal of approval called the WELL Health-Safety seal....

The article discusses the intersection of meritocracy and social justice in American education. It argues that these seemingly opposing forces actually coexi...

The text discusses the magician David Blaine and his ability to captivate and shock celebrities with his mind-bending tricks. Blaine has gained a reputation ...

The COVID-19 pandemic has significantly impacted Hebrew schools, leading to changes in teaching approaches, smaller classes, and shorter virtual sessions. Ma...

Albert Von Tilzer, a Jewish composer, wrote the music for the popular baseball song "Take Me Out to the Ball Game" in 1908. The lyrics were written by Jack N...

"The Joke" is a Czech novel published in 1967 by Milan Kundera. It tells the story of Ludvik, a student expelled from university and the Communist Party for ...

Elia R. Karmona, a prominent figure in Ladino literature, is being compared to Sholem Aleichem in the context of Yiddish literary culture. A recent publicati...

The author reflects on how their obsession with their Peloton exercise bike parallels their observance of Judaism. They compare counting the Omer, a Jewish p...

The article discusses the transformation of the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) and its historical association with Jewish activists. It highlights the...

Jake Cohen's debut cookbook, "Jew-ish," combines traditional Jewish recipes with modern twists, making them accessible and approachable. Cohen, who has a bac...

The widely held belief that educated people are less anti-Semitic may be flawed, according to a recent study. Traditionally, studies on anti-Semitism measure...

In this personal narrative, the author describes their experience of creating a delicious Passover granola with a friend. They launched their granola busines...

The article discusses the radical Jewish past of Arthur Waskow and his involvement in the creation of a peacenik, social-democratic tradition in American Jud...

This article discusses the rise in hate crimes against Asian Americans in the San Francisco Bay Area. It brings attention to recent high-profile cases of att...

The author reflects on the connection between pagan rituals and the desire for sunny days, especially during the winter and COVID-19 pandemic. They discuss a...

The article discusses Benjamin Netanyahu's political career and the challenges he has faced as Israel's prime minister. Netanyahu, known for his opportunisti...

The COVID-19 pandemic has sparked a surge of interest in aliyah (immigration to Israel) from Jews around the world, particularly in Western countries. The Je...

The article discusses the history of the modern Templar organization, which was founded in Germany in the mid-19th century as a pious Protestant sect called ...

The author explores the significance of Moses and the Exodus in Jewish holidays and rituals, and the lack of commemoration for the Patriarchs and Matriarchs....

In this essay, the author reflects on their experience in the south of France and discusses two novels, Philip Roth's "American Pastoral" and Allegra Goodman...

The COVID class war in America is not just a political divide between left and right, but also has elements of a class struggle. Some on the populist right a...

The article discusses the recent surge of protests and social media campaigns in the Syrian Sephardic Jewish community in Brooklyn against men who are refusi...

The New Zionist Congress has been established by Jewish college students to counter rising anti-Semitism and anti-Israel sentiment on campuses. They aim to e...

The documentary "Caregiver: A Love Story" highlights the challenges faced by family caregivers, using the personal stories of individuals like Rick Tash and ...

Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (AOC) organized a congressional hearing for lawmakers to share their experiences of the January 6th Capitol riots. While some praise...

The Jews of Bukhara and Central Asia have a long history dating back several centuries. Central Asia, situated between the Middle and Far East, was inhabited...

This article critiques the Iran nuclear deal (JCPOA) and argues that its purpose was not to prevent Iran from building a nuclear bomb, but rather to give Ira...

The article discusses the Iranian dish tahdig and its universal appeal. Tahdig is a crispy rice dish cooked at the bottom of a pot over direct heat, and it h...

This text discusses the experiences of Italian Jewish writers during the years between Mussolini's rise to power in 1922 and the defeat of Fascism and the Na...

The article discusses the impact of platforms like Facebook, Google, and Twitter on the media industry. These platforms have made significant profits from ad...

Israeli chef Erez Komarovsky has become the first Israeli chef to offer an online cooking course on the video platform YesChef. Komarovsky, a prominent figur...

Israeli artist Rutu Modan's graphic novel, Tunnels, tells the story of Nili and Broshi, children of a renowned archaeologist, who find themselves on opposite...

Leslie Epstein's narrative delves into a fictitious account of a cinematic experience during the Nazi regime, illustrating the control and manipulation of ma...

The article discusses the Polish government's campaign to control the narrative of the Holocaust and its relationship to Poland. The government has sought to...