For black Jews, Obama represented an America of multiple identities
On Election Day 2008, Marcella White Campbell remembers her 4-year-old son playing in front of the TV, repeating the name of the man who would soon become the first African-American president of the United States.
Ugandan rabbi heads to South Suburbs to celebrate Sabbath
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Video: Treasured Rabbinical Moments, Rabbi Capers Funnye
Rabbi Capers Funnye shares a few memories of his outreach as a Rabbi and as an activist.
Black Jews Gain Wider Acceptance
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Capers Funnye’s double indemnity as a black rabbi
Rabbi Capers Funnye used to endure this joke: "Funnye, you don't look Jewish."
PRESS RELEASE: Historic Day for Black African Jews
The Pan-African Jewish Alliance (PAJA) is holding its first multi-national meeting on July 11, 2008 with participants from Jewish communities in Uganda, Zimbabwe, Nigeria, Ethiopia, Ghana, Kenya, and the United States.
PRESS RELEASE: Black, Latino, and Asian Jews From Around the Globe Meet in San Francisco
Racially and ethnically diverse Jewish leaders from all over the Jewish world are meeting from May 2-5 in San Francisco.
Black Rabbi Reaches Out to Mainstream of His Faith
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Black Rabbi Seeks to Bridge Divide
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