Opinion: Demonizing Each Other Hurts Us All

By Rebecca Raush December 7, 2023

“I am choosing to allow for my discomfort because dialogue is important to me, and I believe that peace will always begin with a commitment towards understanding.”

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Jew or Journalist? A Student Photographer Reflects on Documenting Impacts of War

By Raquel G. Frohlich November 7, 2023

“My professors teach that we can either pick up a sign and flag and join the protest, or we can pick up a camera and pen to cover the event as a journalist, but never both.”

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A Golem’s Thoughts on War

By Julia Hegele October 13, 2023

“When a rabbi takes it upon themselves to forge a Golem, there is an emergency. The being represents an attempt to rebuild, to protect, and most literally, to physicalize the truth.”

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“Israelism” Review: The Dangers of Pro-Israel Indoctrination

By Daniel Kushner September 6, 2023

“In declaring that the only way for Jews to be safe is for Israel to be safe, the safety of Jews everywhere else has effectively been compromised.”

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The Moss Maidens, a play about teen girls seducing and killing Nazis, is making history

By Gila Axelrod August 4, 2023

“There’s this catharsis in getting to kill Nazis on stage, knowing they would have wanted to kill you.”

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A Day in the Life of Gedenkdiener

By Raquel G. Frohlich July 3, 2023

“My grandpa was in the Hitler Youth—now I’m doing a very different thing.”

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Is Ye the New Wagner?

By Miri Verona June 14, 2023

“He just has so many bangers!” said another Jewish friend begrudgingly the same week, dismayed that we weren’t putting Ye West on the playlist for the rager that night.

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Antisemitic Tropes Haunt ‘Wendell & Wild’

By Talia BarNoy December 15, 2022

Despite a thoughtfully diverse cast, the movie falls short when it comes to its only Jewish character.

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Everything Is The Holocaust

By Drew Perkoski January 6, 2022

In a world ruled by Godwin’s Law, how can we reclaim the memory of the Holocaust to fight against today’s real atrocities?

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Envisioning Jewish Safety Beyond the Nation State

By Drew Perkoski June 1, 2021

On escaping antisemitic violence through community building, not nation building.

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The New Jewish Educator-Activists of Instagram

By Ellanora Lerner January 20, 2021

A new type of Jewish education is going beyond the halls of Hebrew School and straight to the hearts of young diaspora Jews.

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They Are Here, They Are Everywhere: White Supremacy from My Pacific Northwest Homes to the Capitol

By Tyler Durbin January 18, 2021

“I cannot ignore these two incidents. I can’t think of them as tragic coincidences.”

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The Antisemite’s Ashtray

By Chaya Holch November 27, 2020

Should we bury our shame or laugh at it?

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Post-Soviet Jews & A Radical Future

By New Voices Editorial Board October 2, 2020

“Remember, post-Soviet Jews are here and we are writing our own stories.” Kolektiv Goluboy Vagon’s zine explores post-Soviet queer Judaism, envisioning a transformative diasporic world.

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Alt-J to Tufts Administration: “Inaction and Selective Outrage” Hurts Jewish Community

By Tufts University Alt-J May 20, 2020

By unequivocally condemning SJP’s statement while claiming to “advocate for Jewish students,” Hillel director Brawer makes very clear which Jewish students are welcome and which are not.

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