Editor’s Note: This story is part of our yearlong anniversary coverage of Jews’ involvement in the American Civil Rights Movement.

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Longtime science lover Adam Ruben spends his days in a lab coat, peering down a microscope in search for a

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Photo and story by Eetta Prince-Gibson. Our November/December cover story “An Uneasy Union” explained why, in Israel’s thriving democracy, marriage

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Thanks to all who joined us for a spectacular night of festivities and feting in honor of musical and acting

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  by Rachel Gordan By 1948 it would seem like only one writer had successfully pulled off a popular novel

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Rabbi Joachim Prinz’s moment at the podium represented the fulfillment of both the prophetic Jewish role in history and of his life’s journey. ...

by Hillel F. Damron My love affair with The Third Man began many years ago. It was a sunny, hot

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On October 27, Moment and the Religious Freedom Center of the Newseum Institute partnered to bring a provocative discussion on religion and the Supreme Court. ...

by Marilyn Cooper Mar Cheshvan’s Rosh Hodesh, the monthly holiday celebrating the new moon, is traditionally associated with bitterness because

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Here, we share what Moment editors are reading and watching, from news to novels. Up this week is senior editor George Johnson, who

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After three novels chronicling the experiences of Russian-Jewish immigrants in America, Gary Shteyngart has turned his attention to a nonfiction version

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It’s been an eventful month for the gay rights movement. Last Monday, the Supreme Court declined to review rulings overturning bans

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