Five Things I Learned When Traveling to Brazil with 20 Jews of Color
Aaron Samuels shares how traveling to Brazil made conversations about race in the United States more complex.
More Jews of color in leadership positions is good for us all
As a hub of Jewish innovation, the Bay Area has become the proving ground for not one but two major programs designed to move more Jews of color into Jewish leadership positions.
What Is a Jew of Color?
Although nowhere in Jewish texts and tradition was it ever suggested people with fair skin are superior, Jewish society is not immune to the disease of colorism.
What Not to Say to Jews of Color — and What to Say Instead
In America, especially now, it is both hard to be Black and hard to be a Jew. So imagine, if you will, what life is like for a Black Jew.
It’s Time For The Jewish Community To Do Teshuva For Its Treatment of Jews Of Color
The high holidays are a great time for reflection, community, spirituality, and celebration. But for many Jews of color, parents and partners from other faith traditions and those experiencing Judaism for the first time, it is also a time to stay on high alert.
New group for Jewish teens of color to hang out and ‘smash systems of oppression’
"Being with each other as Jews of color is a radical act."
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
JOC Campus Coalition Meeting
Introducing the Jews of Color Campus Coalition, for Jews of African American, Asian, Latinx, Sephardic and/or Mizrahi heritage. Join us for the first gathering of Jewish students of color from campuses across NYC. Help us create a community and use our collective knowledge to influence the greater Jewish community.
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.