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As the tents in Tel Aviv remain standing and their inhabitants continue protesting the city’s rising housing costs, the movement’s communal environment and physical presence has started to influence...
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The email arrived on the last Friday afternoon of the spring term shortly before 5:00 p.m. Anastasia Coleman, Fordham’s Director of Institutional Equity and Compliance, and its Title IX Coordinator,...
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A number of years ago, I was talking to a brilliant undergraduate and feminist at Yale College, where I teach English. She was discussing something sexist and demeaning that had happened at one of...
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This article was originally published on Apr. 14, 2017, and is presented here for Campus Week 2017. A spectre is haunting the American campus, and it’s called Title IX. Originally, you might remember,...
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The Emails of Zion is a collection of messages from Jewish parents, uncles, aunts, grandparents, and others who are eager—often way too eager—to inform their children about issues of pressing concern...
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Today in Tablet Magazine, Tevi Troy, who served as President George W. Bush’s liason to the Jewish community, argues that a rise in American populism could actually buttress Jews’ and Israel’s position...
View ArticleArticle 13
As the tents in Tel Aviv remain standing and their inhabitants continue protesting the city’s rising housing costs, the movement’s communal environment and physical presence has started to influence...
View ArticleSupporters of Israel Offer Strategies for Winning Campus Battles During...
The eighth annual Israel Apartheid Week began this weekend, and over the coming days, walls and mock checkpoints will go up on campuses across the country. What is the best way for Zionists to respond...
View ArticleOne college student's journey to find balance between Jewish practices and...
On Wednesday, I had the honor of moderating a terrific, lively (that’s Jewish for “contentious”) panel at Israeli Presidential Conference. Titled “The Campus as a Crossroads in the Life of a Young...
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