As a German Jew Raising a Family in America, I Did Not Sign Up for This
I usually am not in favor of Nazi analogies because such comparisons downplay the horrors of the era, but so many events over the last years seemed to echo the past.
SF Board of Supervisors welcomes first Jewish Latina, an immigrant from El Salvador
"I’ve been in community service my whole...this city was good to me and my family.”
The Sixth Night of Hanukkah: Rosh Chodesh
Da Costa's 'Hanukkah Moon' reminds us that the sixth night of Hanukkah is a particularly special night of the holiday.
Jewtina y Co. Website Celebrates Latinx Jews
Latinx Jews have a new website dedicated to documenting and validating their experiences.
Adapt and Adopt: The Evolution of Latin American Jewish Cuisine
Jayne Cohen on the Latin American Jewish food story.
7 Ways Jewish-Latinx people can fight anti-Black racism today
After the social media campaigns end, how do we, as Jewish-Latino/xs, keep the momentum going to create systemic change against racism and anti-Black violence? The first place we need to start is within our own community.
Book Review: Afikomen Mambo
Afikomen Mambo, a sing-along book and CD set, is a lively and entertaining way to introduce young ones to Passover.
Sofrito
Every Friday, the aroma of simmering onions, cumin, turmeric, peppers, and garlic waft up from Jewish stovetops throughout the world.
The Tragic Tale of Superman’s Jewish Creators, Told in Graphic Novel Form
Julian Voloj talks about his new graphic novel, “The Joe Shuster Story: The Artist Behind Superman."
Jews of the Wild West: A Multicultural True Story
This book is packed with vivid paintings and great true stories about the real life adventures of Jewish pioneers in New Mexico.
Abuelita's Secret Matzahs
Abuelita tells Jacob that "long ago" his Jewish family fled the Spanish Inquisition, fearing persecution they kept their Jewish identity secret and passed on this secret history to just one person in each generation, as Abuelita is doing to Jacob.