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0 Politics Antisemitism

Minneapolis mayor drew closer to his Jewish identity after Oct. 7, rise in antisemitism; ‘I have to be more out front’

Matthew Kassel in Jewish Insider · 11 Dec

Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey has experienced a renewed connection to his Jewish identity amid a rise in antisemitic incidents following the October 7th Hamas attacks last year.

0 Science Education

So You Want to Be a… Chemist

Cindy Scarr in Mishpacha · 3 Dec

Cindy Scarr's article provides a comprehensive overview for aspiring chemists, detailing essential personality traits, career expectations, required training, and potential work environments.

0 Culture Holidays

The Biggest Hanukkah Merch Fails of the Season

Rabbi Yael Buechler in Kveller · 21 Nov

As the Hanukkah season unfolds, Rabbi Yael Buechler humorously critiques various merchandising errors found in store items purportedly celebrating the holiday.

0 Antisemitism Politics

Racists use “the facts” as cover for their bigotry

Jewish Chronicle · 15 Nov

The article explores how far-right and far-left groups use "facts" to rationalize bigotry and divert attention from systemic issues.

0 Music Communities

These new klezmer musicians aren’t old enough to drive

Nora Giuffrida in JTA · 12 Nov

Klezmer music is experiencing a youthful resurgence thanks to groups like the Klezmaniacs, a band of talented musicians aged 10 to 16 from New York's MakomNY synagogue.

0 Culture Communities

The Southern Resurrection of Mah Jongg

Daci Platt in Kveller · 1 Nov

Mah jongg, traditionally a Chinese game, has seen a resurgence among various communities, particularly older Jewish women in the U.S. Recently, the game has gained unexpected popularity in the American South, notably among younger, non-Jewish women, turning it into a preppy social activity with a distinct Southern flair.

0 Politics Culture

The Commentary Magazine Podcast · 30 Oct

The episode features a discussion with Steve Kornacki about the upcoming U.S. election, focusing on voter behavior patterns and potential swing states.

0 Politics History

To understand the blindness of our Supreme Court, look to the land of Alfred Dreyfus

Robert Zaretsky in Forward · 3 Jul 2023

Robert Zaretsky explores the parallels between France and the United States, focusing on the recent Supreme Court decision to end affirmative action and the riots in France following a police shooting.

0 Culture History

Remembering a loved one through pots, pans — and pearls

Yona Eichenbaum in Forward · 25 Oct 2022

Yona Eichenbaum reflects on the profound connection she maintains with her late mother-in-law, Rachel, through cherished household items like Farberware pots and pearls.