08
Sep
08
Sep
Opinion | Mine, Mine, All Mine
What makes a place holy? And who gets to decide? Such abstract questions become concrete and emotional when we talk about Jerusalem.
08
Sep
Moment Debate | Is Critical Race Theory a Threat to Education?
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By
Moment
It’s incompatible with the essence of a liberal arts education.
08
Sep
From the Editor | We Can No Longer Take Enlightenment Values For Granted
2021 has turned out to be another unpredictable year. As wave after wave of news stories reporting death and mayhem rolled over us, I found myself thinking about the Enlightenment.
31
Aug
Aimee Bikel Remembers Ed Asner
Aimee Ginsburg Bikel was the wife of the late Theodore Bikel, the renowned actor, folksinger and activist. She reflects on her friendship with actor Ed Asner, best known for playing Lou Grant on The Mary Tyler Moore Show, who passed away on August 29.
13
Aug
Who’s Behind the Israel Activism on College Campuses?
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By
Bella Levavi
Arguments over Israel on college campuses are not new. Every few months, stories of antisemitism and anti-Zionism at American colleges
12
Aug
09
Aug
Battleground Ohio
Ohio’s 11th congressional district isn’t usually a political arena that draws much attention. As a safe blue seat, it hardly ever attracts big names and media headlines, and definitely doesn’t see millions of dollars poured into a primary race.
03
Aug
29
Jul
From the Archives | The Olympic Boycott—Then
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By
Leon Jick
In 1980, we wrote about the fight to boycott the 1936 Olympic Games in Berlin—and why the protest ultimately didn't come to pass.
22
Jul
From the Archives | Home (Plate) for the Holidays?
When important baseball games fall on Shabbat or the High Holy Days, what's a Jewish baseball player to do?
15
Jul
From the Archives | Jewish Comics
In 1976, Moment wrote about Jewish comics’ rise from obscurity into mainstream American media and the role comedy has played in Jewish life.