A Rabbi, A Minister and An Imam Walk Into A Bar
Reflections on the changes underway in how we understand God, the church, and our work in the world.
Breaking False Dichotomies
I Lied About Being Sexually Assaulted Because I Wanted Revenge
Not every person who makes an accusation is telling the truth.
The Diversity Of American Food Shows What Really Makes Us Great
The flavors of America are shaped by the immigrants who have made this country their home.
A Reflection On The New York City Draft Riots Of 1863
Instead of realizing their common fight against oppression, mobs of angry Irishmen attacked newly freed slaves during the 1863 Draft Riots.
In A Divided Country… Show Up For Each Other
Regardless of your views on recent events, it’s important that we continue to listen to each other. A statement by Clal’s president, Brad Hirschfield.
The Mother Who Spit On The Homeless Man
A confrontation between a mother and a homeless man on a train reflects how social status changes power dynamics in conflict.
Prayer Of Tears
It is not always a bad thing to make a friend cry. In fact, maybe it’s a very good thing.