My Black Children Are Jewish. Why Don’t Jews Treat Them That Way?
Being Jewish is who I am, and I don't know who I would be if I weren't, if someone took it away from me.
Population of Jews of Color is Increasing in U.S., Despite Undercounting in Population Studies
Everyone in the Jewish community, but especially the community’s leaders and organizers, must understand the full and diverse picture of the American Jewish population today.
Jews Of Color Share Untold Stories In New Podcast
Jews Of Color Share Untold Stories In New Podcast
Jewish. Biracial. Changing Perceptions.
Four Questions for Lindsey Newman
A former opera singer fuses African-American and Yiddish music
“When I made a decision to become a Jew, it wasn’t a decision to completely leave entire parts of myself behind."
The Price Of Jewish Blindspotting
Mik Moore is a principal at Moore + Associates, a boutique creative agency in New York City.
Gay and African-American rabbi wants to shatter stereotypes of what a Jew looks like
Deconstructing the stereotype of what a Jew looks like.
An Interview With Lyndsay Allyn Cox
Cox is a Jewish woman stripping down the barriers of Bostonian theater.
Tiffany Haddish, Drake, and All The Jews Who Rocked The BET Awards
Jews of color shine as the stars of the BET Awards.
Documentary explores racial identity
Filmmaker Lacey Schwartz has an intriguing and compelling personal story to tell in her documentary, “Little White Lie,” screening at 3 p.m. at the Philadelphia Film Festival (PJFF) Pre-Fest, taking place Sunday at the Gershman Y, 401 S. Broad St.