Steel & Tears
Lynda GorovA newspaper editor once described me as made of steel and tears, unafraid but also vulnerable, and full of dark humor about it all.
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I Worry My Jewish Face Makes Me a Target of Hate
My great grandmother Rose’s filigreed brooch, engraved R. Miller 1-8-1944.
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Oy Oy Oy, Nike Needs to Hire Some Jew Boys (and Girls)
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So our gratitude to Nike for its incredibly tasteless banner at the end of the...
My Dad Died Arguing with Death
Been missing my dad lately. I could use his arms around me right about now, not to mention a hearty dose of his harrumphing stoicism. Here’s an example: Toward the end he told me to leave his body in the woods for bears to eat or set his as...
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A newspaper editor once described me as made of steel and tears. I wrote it down. I wrote everything down. Apologies if your story is also my story.
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