Larry and I brought our then eight-year-old granddaughter to her first concert performance. Read More
In retrospect, using that now collector’s set of Loony Tunes was not such a great idea. Read More
On her way to class Lior passed a group of kaffiyeh-clad students putting up tents in the leafy-green courtyard of Columbia University Read More
My own history of mispronunciations started young. Read More
I am uncomfortable with the phrase, bring them home. It seems to place the onus on the brave Israeli soldiers. Let our people go, might be more apt. Read More
I shared with them that I was in a bomb shelter for 3 days after the October 7 attack and how the word “genocide” deeply affects me as a Jewish student who is also the granddaughter of a Holocaust survivor. Read More
Jewcy explores the diverse backgrounds and experiences of being a Jew, queer; and for some, having a non-traditional gender identity. Read More
Lou was born a Jew during a period of extermination, hidden by a resourceful mother, taught Polish by a non-Jewish Polish family, taught German by nuns in a convent, recovered from TB, and taught Yiddish and right from wrong by his parents in a German DP camp. Read More
