
Jews Of Color: ‘We Don’t Feel Comfortable In The Synagogue’
New surveys shed light on overlooked segments.

Hazana: Around the World in Jewish Vegetable Dishes
If you've got the January blues, the new book from vegetarian author, Paola Gavin, will brighten up your dinner table.

Colorblindness blocks our view of racism, injustice
Dealing with the complexity of race means acknowledging difficult realities, and Jewish tradition teaches us to lean into rather than shy away from complexity. Sitting with challenges, examining our biases and asking questions are the essence of the Jewish New Year.

Leaving Guilt Behind Before Rosh Hashanah
Love can be a powerful force for change, easier to embrace and more satisfying than guilt.