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October 26, 2016
Jewish community frames Prop. 57 as social justice cause
Martin Cruz owes his freedom to the California juvenile justice system.
Clinton campaign tally shows 5 top donors are Jewish
A tally of the fundraising for the campaign to elect Hillary Clinton president shows that the top five donors are Jewish.
Hugging our words
There’s nothing like a hug to express your love. For many people, a hug is even more powerful than words. Hug your mother, your spouse, a dear friend, and words are hardly necessary. A simple hug says so much.
It’s funny what you can learn from Jewish humor
Jokes are no joke. Freud himself and countless other scholars have studied jokes as artifacts of human civilization and embodiments of theology, philosophy and morality.
Survivor Charles Selarz: Hard labor, love and eventual freedom
Charles Selarz, then Chaim Szklarz, was standing outside with a few friends in early September 1939 when German aircraft suddenly attacked their town of Wohyn, Poland, firebombing the small houses clustered within a two-block area, where the town’s approximately 1,000 Jews lived.
Meant2Be: Mr. Delicious
My daddy was raised in a Jewish delicatessen during the Depression, where rich food made his family wealthy and unhealthy.