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Reut Report: How Intersectionality Poses A Threat to the Organized American Jewish Community
Giselle Fernandez: A quest for understanding
As we digest news of what could be an \”understanding\” with Iran and what could be a historic nuclear agreement with the \”enemy,\” volatile rhetoric ratchets up on all sides, dividing the Jewish community here at home and the world over, making Israel more and more a divided partisan issue.
Israel’s lesson for a Latina
I’d been to Israel before as a CBS news correspondent covering Saddam Hussein lobbing Scuds into Tel Aviv.
Israelis, Palestinians vie for Latino support during Pope’s visit
The first Latin American pope brought a wave of Latino love with him on his trip to the Holy Land last weekend.
Israeli-Latino renaissance
One day this week, you’ll find me on a yacht in Marina del Rey along with dozens of Jewish and Latino activists, celebrities and politicians from across the Southland.
Read this article, bubala!
Back in the 1970s, when I attended the freshly integrated Fairfax High School, black and Chicano gangs would spar in the lunch yard. I used to joke that we Jews should also form a gang.
A voter’s eye view of the Los Angeles election
This year, for the first time, the Pat Brown Institute at CSU Los Angeles went into the polling field.
Jewish, Latino leaders gather for summit
Local Jewish and Latino community leaders convened at UCLA on Sept. 22 for “Common History, Shared Future: A Summit for Leaders of the Latino and Jewish Communities in Los Angeles,” a meeting that featured closed-door discussions on topics such as “Israel,” “The Impact of Global Anti-Semitism,” “Empowerment and Engagement in Economy, Media and Politics” and “Comprehensive Immigration Reform.”