Photography

Fashioning feminism: A photography exhibit explores the meaning of Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s collars

“RBG Collars,” featuring the distinct adornments worn by the late justice, is now on view at the Jewish Museum on Fifth Avenue.

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The radical Jewish photographers who fought injustice with their cameras

A new book by historian and scholar Deborah Dash Moore explores the Jewish history of the New York Photo League.

A new photo book celebrates the very Jewish cafeteria culture of a vanished New York

Brooklyn native Marcia Bricker Halperin captures a lost world in “Kibbitz & Nosh: When We All Met at Dubrow’s Cafeteria.”

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Global

A global day to remember the Holocaust grows in scope — and urgency

Major-General Matvey Weinrub, left, and writer Konstantin Simonov on the Hallesche-Tor-Brücke Bridge over the Landver Canal in Berlin, Germany in May 1945. (From the collection of the Moscow Jewish Museum and Tolerance Center)

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Moscow’s Jewish museum uploads previously unseen photos of Berlin’s Soviet occupiers

Israel

John Pritzker Family Fund endows photography collection at National Library of Israel

Israel

What is it like to be a female combat soldier in Israel? A photographer provides a unique look.

Culture

An indigenous and Jewish photographer wants to tell her people’s story before it’s too late

Culture

In 1901, These Photos of Yemeni Jews Amazed the Western World

Culture

Holocaust Survivor Portraits and Notes in an Emotional Photo Book

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