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A Street Named Eva Kotchever

By Emily L Quint Freeman April 22, 2025

A leisurely stroll through the streets of Paris uncovers the hidden history of a trailblazing Jewish woman – Eva Kotchever, who built community for lesbian women in the US and Europe in the 1920-30s before meeting her tragic end in Auschwitz. Read More

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Book Review: Jewcy – Jewish Queer Lesbian Feminisms for the Twenty-First Century

By Emily L Quint Freeman May 16, 2024

Jewcy explores the diverse backgrounds and experiences of being a Jew, queer; and for some, having a non-traditional gender identity. Read More

Recent Posts
- A Street Named Eva Kotchever April 22, 2025
- United by Shared Tragedies: the Story of Jacob and Rachel Kazimierek April 22, 2025
- Preserving the Legacy of Child Survivors April 22, 2025
- Degenerate Art and Passover April 10, 2025
- Women Connecting the Dots for Freedom April 10, 2025
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Emily L Quint Freeman

A Street Named Eva Kotchever

Book Review: Jewcy – Jewish Queer Lesbian Feminisms for the Twenty-First Century

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