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persians
They’re Here, They’re Queer and the Persian Pride Fellows Want L.A. to Get Used to It
Eitan Arom
January 10, 2018
Oh, to be young and stupid again
Gina Nahai
November 2, 2011
I was 21 years old, a first-year law student at USC, when I walked by a trailer parked on an empty lot off McCarthy Way on the downtown campus. It was late afternoon, and I was on my way home; I only noticed the trailer because it was such an anomaly among the red brick buildings surrounding it. The door was open, and I could hear voices inside, and I saw a young man with dark skin and a sparse, reddish beard standing amid a mess of paper on the floor.
Roger Cohen’s Dialogue with the Iran Jewish Community
Tom Tugend
March 16, 2009
There was no clean knockout when New York Times columnist Roger Cohen faced off against some 400 members of the local Iranian Jewish and Bahai communities last week, but spectators were treated to some vigorous rhetorical sparring and nimble footwork.
New Articles
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Charles Bybelezer, JNS
April 19, 2024
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Rick Lupert
April 18, 2024
Israel War Room Launches in Spanish
Kylie Ora Lobell
April 18, 2024
Modern Book Bans Echo Past Atrocities and Further Silence Marginalized Voices
Larry Bailis and Cindy Rowe
April 18, 2024
The Power of the Passover Seder to Unite Jews
Samuel J. Abrams
April 18, 2024