Justice requires that society be protected from those who commit grievous crimes. But justice also calls for humility. ...
The Wiener Werkstätte existed in a delicate ecosystem with catastrophe looming in the background. ...
The origins of the dish can be traced back to Alsatian Jews of the Middle Ages. Goose farming was an invaluable Jewish profession, and the sought-after liver was saved for special occasions. ...
A tasty timeline in honor of the nation's semiquincentennial. ...
These days, our ears are plugged with wires hooked into the mesmerizing voices of fallen angels spewing forth their seductive venom through imagery, lyrics and propagandized pomposity. ...
Among the many patrons who commissioned portraits from Gilbert Stuart were a number of prominent Jewish Americans. ...
A hot October day, driving east on Oakwood in a fugue of rage. You know it if you’ve felt it.
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We are in the station wagon driving north to Niagara Falls. The border is seven hours away and after crossing
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This tiny Dutch island, which was home to a cadre of Jewish merchants, became the first international body to recognize the newly minted American government of the former British colonies. ...
I hope we’re learning that constantly portraying our community as age-old victims of antisemitism is not helpful. Being marginalized, scapegoated and demonized is not that different from what other “out” groups experience. ...
On a cold but sunny January morning, two protesters stand outside a Tatte Bakery & Café location in Washington, DC’s Adams Morgan neighborhood. ...
The search for the afikomen is Judaism’s premier treasure hunt. ...