Crossing the Generational Divide on TikTok
Actress Annie Korzen, 82, owes all the recent press to her 7-year-old grandson, Maxwell, who introduced her to TikTok.
Finding out the woman who sat at our dinner table was a Nazi.
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Managing Our Digital AfterlivesWhat happens after death is heavily debated in and out of the Jewish community, but one thing is certain: Nearly everyone who dies leaves behind a digital footprint.
Finding Love, and Jewish Community, in NigeriaThe writer's fiancé, Moshe Hezekiah Nwafor, is one of six Nigerians to have officially converted. Soon, the rest of his community in Kubwa will undergo a mass conversion.
My Year of Zoom KaddishAs writer Rahel Musleah said Kaddish for her father this past year, the mourning was real, but the community was virtual.
Hadassah, Tipat Halav, My Mother and MeHadassah. I’d known the place of my birth all my life but hadn’t given it much thought.
What It Means to Welcome Strangers Into Your HomeWhy had I invited two homeless strangers and their bunny rabbit into my house?
Childhood Abuse, Adult ReckoningFor almost 40 years, three sisters sought to bring to justice the man who had molested them as children growing up in New York in the 1950s and
My Cousin Fritz Was Married to a NaziAccording to the numerous articles, Elfriede had served as a guard at Ravensbrück.
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