Reflections On Reading Bruno Schulz
Years ago, there was a small bookshop on Thayer Street in Providence, Rhode Island, near Brown University’s campus, called College … Continue Reading
To Forget And To Remember
There are some dark times that we commemorate in a ceremony with the reading of names. And there are some … Continue Reading
Don’t Try To Be the Hero of Your Story
With two elementary-school-aged kids, we hear a fair amount of sibling fighting, with only some of it unprovoked. When one … Continue Reading
The Power and Powerlessness of Conscience: Selma and Kyiv
Considering the role of conscience in battle.
Landless Acknowledgement
On its website and programs, New York City’s Public Theater prominently features a “Land Acknowledgement” of the sort that is … Continue Reading
Facing Our Past
In this week’s Torah portion, Vayakheil, the master artisan Bezalel is putting together all the items for Mishkan, the dwelling-place … Continue Reading
Moral Leadership
The last few weeks have been strange in Canada. A convoy of angry citizens has taken their tractors, semi-trucks, and … Continue Reading
Why Did My School District Cancel A Trip To The Holocaust Museum?
Forgetting the atrocities of the past is the first step towards allowing more persecution in the future.
Author Lyn Barrett On Her Dissociative Identity Disorder Diagnosis
An Interview with Lyn Barrett, author of Crazy: Reclaiming Life From the Shadow of Traumatic Memory.