Women's Rights

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Reframing the Conversation Around Parenting

Jamie Betesh Carter in Tablet · 8 Dec 2022

Jessica Grose, a New York Times parenting opinion writer, has gained popularity for her straightforward and relatable approach to discussing the challenges of modern motherhood.

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In first, ultra-Orthodox news site apologizes to women for blurring their faces

BCohen in Forward · 5 Dec 2022

In an unprecedented move, an ultra-Orthodox news site in Israel has apologized for blurring the faces of several women in a photo it published.

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The Women vs. the Mullahs

Bernard-Henri Lévy in Tablet · 12 Oct 2022

This article discusses the ongoing protests in Iran against the oppressive regime and the role of women in leading the resistance.

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Cracks in Iran’s Theocracy - a view from a former CIA officer

Call Me Back · 30 Sep 2022

The episode explores the implications of the recent protests in Iran, driven by women's rights following the death of Mahsa Amini, and examines the vulnerability and resilience of the Iranian regime in the face of potential civil unrest and international pressure.

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The Gender Apartheid State of Iran

Mariam Memarsadeghi in Tablet · 21 Sep 2022

The article discusses the tragic death of Mahsa (Jeena) Amini, a 22-year-old Iranian girl who was beaten to death by regime thugs enforcing mandatory hijab.

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Masih Alinejad saw this coming

Gabby Deutch in Jewish Insider · 21 Sep 2022

Masih Alinejad, an Iranian-American journalist and women's rights advocate, is currently in hiding in the United States due to threats from the Iranian regime.

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Greatest Hits: Meet the oldest bat mitzvah celebrant in Canada—and one of the youngest

The CJN Daily with Ellin Bessner · 18 Aug 2022

This episode highlights the evolution of the bat mitzvah ceremony in Canada through the stories of Miriam Lieff, who held Canada's first bat mitzvah in 1949, and 12-year-old Naomi Hochman, celebrating hers 100 years after the first in North America.

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'A punch in the stomach': Rabbi Ayelet Cohen on why American Jews must speak out to support abortion rights

The CJN Daily with Ellin Bessner · 9 May 2022

Rabbi Ayelet Cohen, the new dean of the Jewish Theological Seminary, emphasizes that abortion is permissible under Jewish law, especially to protect the mother's health, mental or physical.

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Populist-Progressive Feminist Alliance or Opportunistic Nationalism?

Tel Aviv Review · 3 May 2021

Vronique Mottier of the University of Cambridge discusses how populist parties in European countries like Switzerland, France, Italy, and the Netherlands strategically align themselves with the feminist movement to advance their anti-immigrant agendas.

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Populist-Progressive Feminist Alliance or Opportunistic Nationalism?

Tel Aviv Review · 3 May 2021

In this article, Véronique Mottier, a scholar at Jesus College, University of Cambridge, explores the relationship between xenophobic nationalist parties in Europe and their supposed commitment to gender equality and women's rights.

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Like Deborah and Esther of Old: American Jewish Women and the Suffrage Movement

Melissa R. Klapper in Lehrhaus · 21 Oct 2020

In this article, Melissa R. Klapper explores the involvement of Jewish women in the suffrage movement in America.

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May Her Memory be a Blessing: Ruth Bader Ginsburg

Unorthodox · 21 Sep 2020

This episode of Unorthodox pays tribute to Ruth Bader Ginsburg, reflecting on her legacy as a trailblazer for women's and minority rights both in her legal career and in her personal life.

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‘Momala’ Harris receives nomination from stepdaughter

Forward · 20 Aug 2020

As Kamala Harris accepted her nomination as Vice President, the Democratic National Convention included a heartfelt tribute from her family, featuring her Jewish stepdaughter, Ella Emhoff, who affectionately calls her 'Momala.'

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Inside the Joint List: A Talk with MK Aida Touma-Sliman

Israel Policy Pod · 9 Jan 2020

In this episode of Israel Policy Pod, MK Aida Touma-Sliman discusses her mission in Israeli politics, centered on anti-occupation and equality for Palestinian citizens of Israel, while highlighting challenges like forming alliances and the ongoing deadlock in Israeli governance.

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Inside the Joint List: A Talk with MK Aida Touma-Sliman

Israel Policy Pod · 9 Jan 2020

The podcast features a conversation with Member of Knesset Aida Touma-Sliman from the Joint List, focusing on her work advocating for women's rights and Arab citizens of Israel.

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Elizabeth Warren and the Triangle Shirtwaist Fire

Marjorie Ingall in Tablet · 17 Sep 2019

Elizabeth Warren delivered a speech at Washington Square Park focusing on the Triangle Shirtwaist Factory Fire, drawing parallels between the tragedy and corporate greed affecting workers today.

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The “Parties Like It’s 1999” Edition

Promised Podcast · 4 Jul 2019

Allison Kaplan Sommer, Don Futterman, and Noah Efron tackle three significant topics in "Parties Like It's 1999," exploring Israel's Left returning to past male leaders, the lasting impact of PM Benjamin Netanyahu's 2009 endorsement of a Palestinian state, and the potential role of hummus in Middle East peace.

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Israel, Illiberal: Is the Jewish State in Democratic Decline?

Israel Policy Pod · 5 Apr 2019

This episode of Israel Policy Pod explores the rise of illiberal democracy in Israel, emphasizing the influence of populism in shaping the political landscape.

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Opinion | Stop Pretending Modesty Can Prevent Sexual Assault

Forward · 19 Oct 2018

The article challenges the idea that modesty can prevent sexual assault, discussing perspectives from various religious backgrounds like Judaism, Christianity, and Islam.

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Neighborhood Watch: Ep. 154

Unorthodox · 18 Oct 2018

This episode of Unorthodox explores the groundbreaking work of Ruchie Freier, founder of Ezras Nashim, the first all-female volunteer ambulance corps in New York City, and subject of the documentary '93Queen.'

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The “Blood, Sweat & Milk” Edition

Promised Podcast · 2 Aug 2018

In "The Blood, Sweat & Milk Edition," Times of Israel contributors Miriam Herschlag, Allison Kaplan Sommer, and Noah Efron explore various significant topics related to Israel, such as the status of Druze Israelis, the impact of a rise of a Sephardi Ultra-Orthodox figure in 1983 on Israeli history, and Israeli women's resistance to government intrusions.

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Clara Lemlich’s Legacy Continues To Be an Inspiration for Change

Emily Schneider in Tablet · 5 Jul 2017

"Clara Lemlich's Legacy Continues To Be an Inspiration for Change" highlights the release of Chelsea Clinton and Alexandra Boiger's children's book, "She Persisted: 13 American Women Who Changed the World," which focuses on extraordinary women who demonstrated persistence and achievement.

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The glass mechitza: Fighting for women's rights, from the courthouse to shul

Tel Aviv Review · 2 Jan 2017

Ariela Migdal, a former ACLU women's rights lawyer, discusses the status of women in the United States and the Jewish community based on her legal cases and campaigns.

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Wonder Women Ep. 34

Unorthodox · 24 Mar 2016

This episode of Unorthodox features Israeli actress Gal Gadot and Ladino singer-songwriter Sarah Aroeste, exploring the significance of preserving Ladino culture through music.

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How Not to Teach About Islam, Harvard Edition

Liel Leibovitz in Tablet · 25 Jan 2016

The article critiques Professor Leila Ahmed's Harvard course, "Islam, Gender, Sexualities and Empire," suggesting it may not adequately address human rights abuses faced by Muslim women.

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