What did you expect?
What did you expect?“Aggressively hate-free” political & other writing from professor, mom, mediocre comedian, & proudly Jewish person. Chonky dog photos too.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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Stop using triggering metaphors to dead Jews and expand your own influence by engaging with Jewish allies
A lot of well-meaning people want to draw attention to the plight of civilians in Gaza by using metaphors from times in history when Jewish people were slaughtered. These include genocide, the Warsaw Uprising, Holocaust, and Nazis, etc. One...
There is a culture war within academia split between "resistance" and "reformer" camps
Folks outside academia might not realize there is also a culture war within academia—both across universities and across departments. Yesterday there was an article in the Atlantic called “The Elite-University Presidents Who Despise One Ano...
Precarious Progressivism: Gatekeepers stand in judgment of a coveted label
I should take bets after writing this essay how long it takes for someone to say I’m not “a real progressive.”
I had to learn Christian theology in an American hospital while anti-Zionists criticize Israel as a religious ethnostate.
In honor of the Fourth of July, I would like to thank the Christian nation of America for taking in my family as Jewish refugees and allowing us to make a new life and thrive here.
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