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Raising Asian Jewish kids in the US has never been scarier

In the shock of the Atlanta shootings, a mother thinks about leaving the country before realizing there are better ways to meet some onerous challenges.

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Jews know the frustration of rising anxieties falling on deaf ears. We must ensure that Asian Americans are heard.

Ensuring the accurate reporting of hate crimes and urging elected officials to pass the No Hate Act are two ways to help a community facing rising danger.

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Growing up in Iran, my spring Jewish holiday celebrations were entwined with Nowruz

The Jewish holiday coincides with Nowruz, the Persian New Year festival of new beginnings.

Asian Jews are suffering. We need you to listen.

I blamed a friend for a painful fall. This Passover, I’m finding freedom in forgiveness.

LGBTQ people lack full legal protections in every state. Jews need to be part of the solution.

This rabbi has seen the future, and it sounds like Clubhouse

As we return to ‘normal,’ here’s how we can ensure those with disabilities aren’t left behind

Our Orthodox communities got COVID-19 early. We led a study to turn tragedy into science.

Clockwise from top left: Gabrielle Kaplan-Meyer, Rabbi Seth Winberg, Rabbi Aaron Brusso, Simone Somekh, Linda S. Haase, Meyer Labin, Sara Nuss-Galles, and Dr. Gary Slutkin (Courtesy)

Their writing helped us make sense of a pandemic that was just beginning. Here’s what they’re thinking about as we enter year 2.

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