Spirituality & Faith / 23 Jul 2019
The Best Stories Are The Ugly Ones
The ugly parts of stories are where the real lessons can be derived.
Who am I / 19 Jul 2019
Am I A Failure As An Activist? Does It Matter?
What kind of people make the best activists?
Compassion for difficulties / 17 Jul 2019
Why My Abortion Made Me A Better Woman And Citizen
Bodily autonomy is an undeniable, inalienable right.
Compassion for difficulties / 11 Jul 2019
There Is A Better Way To Help People Going Through Hard Times
Good intentions aren’t always enough.
Spirituality & Faith / 09 Jul 2019
What Does It Mean To Love Thy Neighbor In The Age Of Trump?
Against the darkness of these days, the plea to love God and neighbour feels like sunlight.
Some compassionate ways to honor your loved one on the anniversary of their death....
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Spirituality & Faith |
February 19, 2019
Is It Still Possible To Find Spiritual Fulfillment At A Synagogue?
How I found my way back to shul...
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Daily Life |
February 18, 2019
Separate Restaurant Checks Would Spur Harmony and Diverse Friendships
Providing the option of separate checks makes it easier for groups of different financial status to mingle....
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Building New Identities |
February 07, 2019
The Moment That Reminded Me Not To Give Up On Surprises… Or Myself
The encounter at the beach that made me believe in magic again....
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Relationships & Family |
February 05, 2019
How My Grandma Communicates With Me… Even After Her Death
My grandma's great love of words has kept us connected....
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Another Way Of Looking At Things |
January 30, 2019
I’ve Lost Faith In Hard Work And Professional Dreams (Maybe)
Can giving up on the idea that hard work pays off be freeing?...
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Art & Culture |
January 28, 2019
AFI Club: The Godfather, A Movie About Oppressors Or The Oppressed?
The Godfather questions if the Mafia is made up of oppressed immigrants or power hungry tyrants....
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