These days, everyone at my college seems to be interested in tarot card reading.

In the early 1900s, a surprising movement emerged in the Yiddish-speaking Jewish diaspora: radical vegetarianism.

For many American Jews, Yiddish is the language of a mythicized shtetl, but today the language is still very much alive.

What can we learn from the debate about Jewish and Israeli symbols at Pride?

Food justice is a feminist issue, and a Jewish one.

Naomi Alderman's acclaimed novel Disobedience is the latest in a long line of Jewish works about women in love and owes much to predecessors like Gut fun Nekome.

This Friday, as I host a social justice-themed Shabbat dinner, I’ll be thinking of Aunt Bev.