Emma Goldman was an anarchist, free-speech advocate, and radical feminist. She pissed off governments, did time, juggled multiple lovers, and travelled the world in search of excitement (and incitement).

Emma is being channeled through Talia Lavin, a writer and researcher based in Brooklyn.

Rebecca Long was JWA's Digital Content Editor from 2018 to 2021. She's been published in The Guardian, The Boston Globe, VICE, Bitch Media, and others. You can connect with her on rebeccaclong.com and on Twitter @bex_long.

Sheryl Sandberg is a business leader, philanthropist, and chief operating officer at Facebook. She is the best-selling author of Lean in and founded LeanIn.Org to support all women in achieving their goals. Previously she was vice president of online sales at Google and chief of staff at the U.S. Department of the Treasury. She lives in Northern California with her two children.

Justine Orlovsky-Schnitzler works in reproductive justice and earned her MA in Folklore in 2021. She's interested in the politics of secular Jewish identity in the United States, abortion rights and accessibility, labor organizing, and the demilitarization of the border. You can find her writing (both academic and personal) at justineorlovskyschnitzler.squarespace.com. She's also on Twitter @justineodashs.

Devon Spier is writer, rabbinical student and spiritual entrepreneur. Her name means “poet” in Gaelic and her liturgy is featured regularly at Ritualwell.org and her blogging on Jewish entrepreneurship can be found at Blog.Jewcer.org. She resides in the small suburban shtetl of Kitchener, Ontario