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Meet the Jewish day school teacher who wagered $18 on ‘Jeopardy!’ and won $50,000

We talked to Meggie Kwait about her Teachers Tournament experience, her favorite lessons to teach and which of her answers has been immortalized in a gif.

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A Jewish anti-racist reading list for children of all ages

Our kids perceive race much earlier than we think, so we have to start the work early. Diversifying your children’s Jewish book collection is one good step.

Orthodox women are using Instagram to fight racism, on and offline

“It’s so easy in the frum community to say what does this have to do with me, this isn’t my problem,” one Orthodox woman said.

Israeli rabbis in Argentina give US kosher meat market a boost too

‘We’ve been milling our heads off’: For some small kosher food purveyors, the coronavirus era is boom time

Rabbi Laura Janner-Klausner

England is allowing places of worship to reopen for individuals, but synagogues won’t open yet

NYC’s Celebrate Israel parade — virtual this year because of COVID-19 — postponed over George Floyd protests

Watching ‘Uncut Gems’ can help you channel the anxiety of the moment — and inspire you to reexamine black-Jewish relations

Rabbi Gilberto Ventura, right, and volunteers prepare to dispatch food packages to a needy residents of Sao Paulo, Brazil on May 27, 2020. (Courtesy of Sinagoga sem Fronteiras)

As COVID-19 puts Brazil’s poverty issues into sharp focus, Brazilian Jews rush to help favelas

Right-wing Polish journalist calls Jews ‘ruthless’ and the Holocaust ‘a myth’ in new book

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