Are Jews White? American History Says It’s Complicated
I appreciate the discomfort that many Jews feel being categorized as white. And yet, this use of the term “passing” is wrong.
Three Things the Jewish Community Can Do Better, According to a Mixed-Race Jewish Professional
Tema Smith’s own experiences as a mixed race person shape her vision as a Jewish professional.
A Special Father-Son Duo and Their Unique Indian Charoset
A recipe for making Indian Passover Seder treat
Like bits of colored glass, we’re all unique and beautiful
Classroom program fosters acceptance between Ethiopian and native Israelis, Arabs and Jews, religious and secular, special-ed and general-ed students.
Loving Day is Every Day for Our Family
What 50 years of Loving Day means to our Black, white and Jewish family.
For Many Multicultural Jewish Families Passover is About Tradition
For multiracial and multicultural Jewish families, the Passover seder is an opportunity to share elements of their racial and cultural backgrounds.
The Making of A Modern Kosher Baker
Baker Brandie Itman moved her small home business into the kitchen of Beth El Synagogue adding a kosher option to the Minnesota landscape.
Jews Of Color Press For Acceptance
With race at the center of the national conversation, multicultural Jews walk line between ‘otherness’ and belonging.
Created In G-d’s Image
My entire life has been surrounded by the question, what are you? Rather than who are you? And though they say your past makes your present it was never a present hearing that question.