The Creative Aid Society
Mariya StraussUsing our human creativity to remake the world. Researched writing and photos from encounters with my ancestors. Occasional dispatches from Baltimore.
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let's get physical
flashbulb me in the drivers seat of a forklift, driving it along the gravel path of the National Mall toward the US Capitol
flashbulb me typing the first chapter of my historical memoir manuscript at a desk
flashbulb me carrying two plate...
(Immigrant) Pride in a Time of Fascism
When did the “first or second generation immigrant” identity fall out of use? Which generation is responsible for letting go of that moniker in favor of the sort of generic hyphenated -American ethnicity identifier? Is it Gen X? My heart di...
A minor language: A tool of survival, diaspora, peacemaking, privacy in public places.
I’m going to talk to you about minor languages, an area of theory that I began learning about in the early 2000s. Back then, I could not grasp its applications. Now, in the thick soup of worry and anxiety and horror of our times, now that a...
Images from the past 2 weeks aka Early Spring
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The Baltimore Jewish Times tried to smear me for supporting Palestinians. Now it wants another interview.
Last July, the Baltimore Jewish Times sent a reporter to interview me for a piece. It was about my being hired as the first-ever Executive Director job in the synagogue where I have been a member for about eight years. I had agreed to the B...
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