UnKosher Notes
MEG OKURAMeg Okura is an Issei Japanese American composer and jazz violinist — a Jew by choice, iconoclast, and cultural oxymoron. She writes what others whisper: about identity, hypocrisy, and the paradox of the American dream.
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Why People Keep Asking My Age in Vietnam
Sweating doesn’t come easily for me, even in a sauna. But walking around District 1 of Ho Chi Minh City at 11 a.m. opened up my pores immediately. I got drenched in my own sweat — and not just regular hot-weather sweat. This included the co...
Why I'm Leaving Pt. 3: Vietnam
The words “developing” and “developed” countries feel deceptive to me today. Some developing countries feel stagnant, while some developed countries feel exhausted.
Once a country is officially develop-ED, what happens next? Does it kee...
Why I’m Leaving, Part 2: The Music
“Pretty Privilege and the Myth of “Women” addressed women’s beauty and aging back in February.” Last week, I wrote “Why I’m Leaving,” about the collapse of the American Dream as I experienced it, and my decision to spend two months in Vietn...
Why I'm Leaving
Next month, I’m headed to Asia. Solo. At least until the chorus comes in.
I came to America with a student visa, a violin, and a red Samsonite, and I used the violin as my way in—not like most people who come to study music. I came to esc...
What The New York Times Didn't Tell You About Downtown Seder
Despite what the Times chose to highlight—the divisions, the politics, the mayor—something else happened in that room.
Yes, the mayor made a brief appearance at the beginning, offering remarks before leaving. He was not part of the Seder...
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