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Documenting this critical moment in history, students took snapshots of their experiences. We’re sharing them with you here.
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“Black Jews like myself can often have a double consciousness about how they may be seen in one space or another, and hold serious reservations about entering predominantly-White Jewish spaces.”
“I learned there is almost no chance that I or any of my peers would be able to create enough near-future change to prevent climate catastrophe. When I left my environmental education, I only had hopelessness.”
Whether you’re pulling together a makeshift campus seder, going home to your family, or struggling to figure out what to do for Pesach, there’s something here for you.
“Quickly, I learned that it was not only possible – but necessary – to hold multiple truths and consider the traumas of multiple peoples.”
“It was on the plane to Warsaw that Irena Klepfisz’s writing began to feel less like poetry and more like prophecy.”
From fashion to music to culture, an exploration of popular past and contemporary Jewish masculinities.
“Survival is shattering the mirror / trusting the tree to support you.”
“As we read a text about Adar, and one about feeling the pain of those suffering, The Fellows wrote our own Torah as a response.”