JDate.com doesn't call itself the "leading Jewish singles network" for nothing. The massive online matchmaker—which boasts 750,000 users and attracted major media buzz in April with its rebranding campaign, "Get Chosen”—is known as the go-to for Jewish online dating. ...

In honor of the yearlong anniversary of America’s Civil Rights Movement, Moment is collecting and sharing stories about Jews and Civil

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by Deborah Altman Last month brought exciting news for Judy Blume fans. The iconic young adult author announced she is

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For Gary Paul Nabhan, spices tell a story that goes far beyond “Add two teaspoons of cinnamon.” The chair in

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Andrew Lewis Conn’s second work of fiction, O, Africa!, follows Jewish twins Izzy and Micah Grand, two upcoming filmmakers in

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Rabbi Susan Talve’s favorite word is chutzpah: shameless audacity. This surprises no one who knows her. The spiritual leader of St.

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by Melissa Suran She lights the Shabbat candles in the dining room, where there is a picture her brother Manfred

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It's a rare scene: Hundreds of Jews, sitting quietly in a synagogue chapel, turn their attention to a women dressed in a black robe and colored sash. As she steps onto the bimah of the congregation, the filled sanctuary falls silent as she offers her condolences. ...
Every strand of Judaism has its misfits: A collection of individuals who imagine themselves within a particular Jewish community while expressing themselves outside of its rules. Even amongst the insular, strictly structured Orthodox communities there are the hidden black sheep who get swallowed by louder hums. These are the Punk ...
The battle for civil rights was won in part by its most visible fighters: the heroic sit-in activists and Freedom Riders who risked it all in the name of a fair and desegregated nation. But courage comes in many forms. The movement’s success also owes the diverse groups that participated ...

In a triumph for religious liberty claims, the Supreme Court ruled Monday that for-profit companies could not be forced to

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by Stephen Stern Harsh legacies and uncertain memories of 1948 entangle two families at the heart of The Admission, a

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