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civil rights
Kenneth Hoffman: Executive Director of the Upcoming Museum of the Southern Jewish Experience
Allison Futterman
July 23, 2020
Slated to open in New Orleans in the first quarter of 2021, the museum will explore the lives of Jewish Southerners from 13 states.
When Torah and Politics Align
Rabbi Robin Podolsky
June 9, 2020
All Jews need to unite with people of color to defeat this common enemy. Our Torah and our survival demand it.
‘Raise Hell’ Chronicles the Wit and Wisdom of Journalist Molly Ivins
Gerri Miller
September 11, 2019
A dream too far: Lessons from Selma
David Suissa
January 15, 2017
There is something tragic about the civils rights movement—the very fact that it was needed in the first place. Why did it have to be such a big deal to give Blacks the right to vote? By today’s standards, it seems downright absurd to deny Blacks, or anyone else for that matter, this fundamental right.
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