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Nothing but Holiness Here

By Athena Ackerman | Comments Off on Nothing but Holiness Here

In June 2023, New Voices published a series of micro-stories about “Queer Jewish Joy”. As hostility toward trans and queer people persists across the country, we can derive strength from the moments that remind us how beautiful it is to be part of the LGBTQIA+ community. As we continue to fight for justice, stories of […]

Grieving Audrey Gale Hall: Chasing Queer, Jewish Joy

By Anna Rajagopal | Comments Off on Grieving Audrey Gale Hall: Chasing Queer, Jewish Joy

In June 2023, New Voices published a series of micro-stories about “Queer Jewish Joy”. As hostility toward trans and queer people persists across the country, we can derive strength from the moments that remind us how beautiful it is to be part of the LGBTQIA+ community. As we continue to fight for justice, stories of […]

AEPi Sweethearts

By Sean Githens | Comments Off on AEPi Sweethearts

In June 2023, New Voices published a series of micro-stories about “Queer Jewish Joy”. As hostility toward trans and queer people persists across the country, we can derive strength from the moments that remind us how beautiful it is to be part of the LGBTQIA+ community. As we continue to fight for justice, stories of […]

Crests

By Simone Klein | Comments Off on Crests

Rachel, Tamar, and I are feygele girlboys boygirling In birdy glory and flirt we enter my 3 stached tallitot katanot Smocking to the mess of chants through our unruly and threaded, draping lungs in the freaky heap of each other’s gravity, we are mundanely adorned, matching into men part follow part plea and to freedom. […]

An image of two women against a backdrop of three arches, with orange trees behind them. Once of them is wearing a dark purple dress and gold jewelry, with olive skin. The other is wearing a white long sleeve shirt with short brown curly hair. They are sitting with legs intertwined, touching each other's leg and face.

mi kerida / My Beloved

By Astera Marcos | Comments Off on mi kerida / My Beloved

“My beloved’s hair is the color of coffee /
And she drinks from the finest waters in Sefarad.”

A campfire, glowing yellow and orange and burning atop a pile of woods against a dark background.

The History of Jewish Summer Camp Could Change its Future

By Julia Hegele | Comments Off on The History of Jewish Summer Camp Could Change its Future

“It can be hard to let go of the sense that camp is full of tradition and history… but change is ok. It’s inevitable.”

Is Ye the New Wagner?

By Miri Verona | Comments Off on Is Ye the New Wagner?

“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.

A wooden swing hanging in midair in front of green grass.

I Have Imposter Syndrome and I’m Owning it: A Jewish Media Fellowship Reflection

By Catherine Horowitz | Comments Off on I Have Imposter Syndrome and I’m Owning it: A Jewish Media Fellowship Reflection

“This was the moment I realized that I, like everyone else in the world, was not exempt from imposter syndrome.”

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Mishpacha: Given and Found

By Elsa Baxter | Comments Off on Mishpacha: Given and Found

“Zadie’s fork clatters on the table, startling me. So, he says, taking a breath to steady himself, I have been told that you are gay.”

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A Trenta Sei for Allen Ginsberg

By Ollie Shane | Comments Off on A Trenta Sei for Allen Ginsberg

“He died with chants surrounding him like wind.”

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