On Martin Luther King Jr. Day, dreams of a better conversation about race
Be’chol Lashon, an organization that promotes ethnic diversity within Jewish community, publishes curriculum in honor of U.S. civil rights leader to tackle difficult identity issues.
Is Respecting Diversity Part of the Jewish Curriculum?
The panel showcasing young voices was one of several programs to highlight the importance of navigating differences and including diversity in Jewish education.
As a Black Jew, I’m Being Forced to Walk a Tightrope After the Monsey Attack
Being unapologetically Black and Jewish is a revolutionary act.
Ethiopian Jews Celebrate Sigd Holiday
In Israel, the holiday officially began on Nov. 26 and continues through Nov. 27.
Does Atlanta Welcome Jews of Color?
Several Jews of color share their thoughts on inclusion and challenges within Jewish Atlanta.
A biracial Jewish filmmaker refuses to shy from thorny questions of identity
Lacey Schwartz Delgado’s dual identities as an African-American and New York Jew inform her documentary, ‘Little White Lie,’ and her current work with youth via Be’chol Lashon
Atonement: The Jewish case for black reparations
“This [discrimination] is in my generation’s lifetime. This is not ancient history. There was an injustice done,” “So, the whole question is, what are you going to do about it?”
Jews of Color Navigate Issues of Inclusion During High Holiday Season
The Jewish population is becoming more and more diverse, with Black and Brown people who are born in the faith or converts becoming more visible.
‘We made 100!’ Celebrating a century of Judaism in Uganda
The success of the Abayudaya community is a very Jewish story—they tried to kill us, we survived, let’s celebrate.