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August 20, 2021
Tevilat Keilim: A Mitzvah of Ethical Consumption
Matthew Schultz
August 20, 2021
Toveling (immersing) dishes is one of the stranger things I find myself doing as a late-in-life observant Jew.
Want to Know What Will Become of Afghanistan? Ask Iranian Women.
Tabby Refael
August 20, 2021
Ask an average Iranian-American woman about what’s transpiring in Afghanistan today and she will reveal a humble, empathetic understanding of some of the plights of Afghan women.
Our Obligation to the Women of Afghanistan
Rabbi Yoshi Zweiback
August 20, 2021
The human toll of the United States’ longest war is devastating.
Allies and Activists in the Disability Rights Movement
Michelle Friedman
August 20, 2021
One of us happens to be blind and the other does not have a disability, but we both want the same thing: a world where people with disabilities are valued, included, have opportunities and belong.
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