Freedom is in the Footnotes
Sarah KunstlerWhat I'm thinking about, with sources.
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The Story We Tell Ourselves
Shulsinger Haggadah, illustrated by Siegmund Forst, 1949.
Last night was the first night of Passover, the Jewish holiday where we celebrate the exodus of the Jewish people from Egypt and slavery under Pharaoh. We read from the Haggadah, a...
The Politics of Purim
Esther Before Ahasuerus, Unknown Artist/Maker, late 18th-early 19th century. Gift of Dr. Harry G. Friedman The Jewish Museum
Today is Purim, the Jewish holiday commemorating the salvation of the Jewish people by Queen Esther.
According to...
What's Love Got To Do With It?
Lately, I have been thinking—and writing—about love.
I wrote about it in a recent post, sharing a clip from the documentary Meeting the Man: James Baldwin in Paris, in which Baldwin calls love an “unpopular movement,” insisting that it is...
This Is Not Law Enforcement
Richard Eckman stands with his walker outside the Portland ICE facility as gas is deployed on Oct. 4, 2025. Screenshot from court documents.
On January 26, Ava DuVernay published an excellent essay on this platform titled The Narrative War...
Love Has Never Been A Popular Movement
Much has happened since my last post about the battle in the Eastern District of Virginia over Lindsay Halligan’s unlawful appointment—and continuing service—as U.S. Attorney.
On Tuesday, Judge David J. Novak issued an order striking Ms. H...
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Lawyer. Filmmaker. Writer. Mother of 2 NYC public school students. Co-Director, “Who We Are: A Chronicle of Racism in America” and “William Kunstler: Disturbing the Universe”
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