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feminism
The Golda Meir exchange, part 2: “a female leader in a world run by men”
Shmuel Rosner
December 25, 2017
Is this Orthodox rabbi a feminist?
Danielle Berrin
December 22, 2016
When word got out that Rabbi Simcha Krauss was coming to Los Angeles to teach a series of lessons on how to resolve the problem of agunot — women “chained” to their marriages because their husbands refuse to give them a get, or religious divorce — the Rabbinical Council of California (RCC) sent a letter to the Orthodox community discouraging attendance.
Ultra-Orthodox feminism: Not a contradiction in terms
Jewish Journal
June 29, 2016
I am an ultra-Orthodox feminist.
Where have you gone, Betty Friedan?
Jewish Journal
December 14, 2015
Betty Friedan was a twentieth-century American revolutionary who, in word and deed helped empower women everywhere. She was author of The Feminine Mystique (1963), founded the National Organization of Women (NOW), and “mother” of Second Wave Feminism that transformed the U.S
Feminism isn’t kosher
Jewish Journal
November 16, 2015
Fierce debates this month over women clergy represent the most fractious internecine conflict in the Orthodox Jewish community in a generation.
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