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Racist Realities and the Need to Stop Romanticizing All of us are capable of racism. The first family of Exodus, Numbers, and...

When Donald Trump stood in front of the St. John’s Episcopal Church and declared martial law, we witnessed birkat...

When the planning committee for the upcoming 2020 CCAR Convention met last spring, we asked ourselves, “How could we be in Baltimore...

The front desk clerk at my Montgomery, Alabama hotel cheerfully told me, “I have a river-view room for you.” Night had fallen; but...

We read Nitzvaim the Shabbat before Rosh Hashanah and again on Yom Kippur Morning. In this portion, we are told we...

I was pleased to see that the Central Conference of American Rabbis led a rabbinic mission to Montgomery, Alabama. A little more than...

In Talmudic times of trouble, tractate Taanit tells how the Jewish community needs to move forward: The elder among them says words...

The last day of any mission, trip or conference leads one to think about travel and arriving safely at home. I mean, what could...

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