Deborah Rechter, Author at Jewish Women of Words

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Pivot

By Deborah Rechter November 28, 2020

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Finding A Pathway

By Deborah Rechter November 23, 2019

When Leah Boulton goes to an ultra-Orthodox Jewish wedding she completely “frums up”. She covers her exuberant red hair and dresses neck to knee in the style of those communities. Read More

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Denied My Democratic Right

By Deborah Rechter December 8, 2018

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People of the Book get writing

By Deborah Rechter March 5, 2017

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The pain and pleasure of culling books

By Deborah Rechter August 11, 2016

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Recent Posts
- A Certain Mother: One film’s journey into motherhood July 24, 2022
- It Is Never Too Late To Grieve June 17, 2022
- How It Felt Catching COVID June 17, 2022
- Breaking the Stigma Around Infertility June 10, 2022
- Strong Women Picking Up The Pieces June 10, 2022
Recent Comments
- Anita on Strong Women Picking Up The PiecesWhat a great look back at our families and know their history. It was beautifully written. Anita
- I remember your history well and enjoyed reading what you wrote .Your right, the woman were strong and wise. on Strong Women Picking Up The PiecesJanet, I remember your families history well and truly enjoyed that which you have written. Your rig…
- Esther Takac on An Open Letter to Human Rights’ ActivistsWow Keren - that is a great piece and very important. It is extremely disappointing that human right…
- Anita Jawary on An Open Letter to Human Rights’ ActivistsWell done Keren. You say it as it is. And does nobody question the level of education that enables u…
- Zee Abrams on Whoopie Goldberg RevisitedIts time to start using her real name, Caryn Johnson. Whoopi has gotten away long enough with using…
- Code Susan on My 15 Minutes With A Rescued Shoah TorahStacey, how moving your words are and the history behind them. I visualized it all. Beautiful.
- Sandra Israel/Saks on Unlocking Empathy Through Songs and StoriesA powerful message to all good people. We’re a people of stories-and it’s imperative that we tell th…
- Marlene Samuels on The War in Ukraine is not the HolocaustThe events of the war in Ukraine has had, and continues to have, a huge and especially upsetting imp…
- Ruth on The War in Ukraine is not the HolocaustExcellent points, well articulated. As my grandfather used to say about what is now Belarus but was…
- Zee Abrams on To All Victims of Terrorism"The neighborhood bully been driven out of every land He’s wandered the earth an exiled man Seen his…
- Anna on A Rich Moment in My 18-year-old Jewish Museum lifeMeaningful story
- Jeff Neil on B’shert Is My LodestarThis thoughtful, well-written piece is powerful because of where the story ends and how it gets ther…
- Carol Hylton on B’shert Is My LodestarReading the piece by Debra Deiner, I thought about the times I have and haven't spoken up for others…
- Carol Hylton on B’shert Is My LodestarAs I read this offering, I thought about occasions in which I have (or have not) intervened on the b…
- Alice Lovell on B’shert Is My LodestarThis is very thought-provoking and made me think about unsettling incidents in my own life. Our emot…