I Didn’t Stand Up Against Bigotry… And It Still Haunts Me
I didn’t stand up for myself or for my friend, and it still makes me ashamed.
Lela Casey
“There Was Only One Side To Blame”: A Charlottesville Activist Speaks
A harrowing first person account of the events in Charlottesville.
The Polish Woman Who Saved Thousands Of Jewish Children
Polish social worker, Irena Sendler, was a relentless heroine, saving almost 2,500 Jewish children from death in the camps.
The Unique Way A Jewish Art Center Unites People Through Spirituality
The Old City Jewish Art Center is a place where great art and Jewish wisdom unite visitors of all walks of life.
The Comic Book Store Owner Who Is A Real Life Wonder Woman
Ariell Johnson, the first black female comic book owner on the East Coast, talks about the importance of diversity in the superhero world.
13 Reasons Why Not: The Project That Glorifies Life, Not Death
Students at Oxford High turn the concept of the hit show 13 Reasons Why into a project that could save lives.
10 Tips For Surviving The Burbs When You’re A Weirdo
Being different in the ‘burbs can be hard. Here’s some tips to make it easier.
Does The President Hate Jews?
The president’s confusing stance on antisemitism has given me doubts about what he will do to protect Jews and other minorities.
The Circus Aerialist Who Doesn’t Take Risks
Although circus aerialist Tisha Tinsman does not see herself as a risk taker, her life shows otherwise.
My Immigrant Heart Vs. My American Privilege
The dissonance experienced by being both a first-generation and a sixth-generation American during the ban against Muslims.