Op-Ed

In the years following the reckonings with sexual harassment and assault prompted by the #MeToo movement, there has been debate over the correct communal response to those accused of sexual misconduct.

By Lisa Trank The day was cold, but not too cold — typical March weather for the Rocky Mountains. I was heading to Boulder to...

By Ivy Humbarger The term “Jewish American Princess” has been debated within Jewish communities for as long as it has existed. Many bemoan it for...

By Menachem Z. Rosensaft Not long after the gruesome reality of the Holocaust had burst onto the world’s consciousness, the philosopher and social theorist Theodor...

By Matan Arad-Neeman While the world tries to quickly and safely vaccinate as many people as possible against COVID-19, I’ve watched a particularly inane legal...

By Jim Kenney and Marcia Bronstein In recent years, Philadelphia has witnessed its share of alarming incidents of hate targeting Jews. A man etched Nazi...

By Christopher Blackwell Over the past few years, I have been honored and blessed to experience — with good friends — some Jewish traditions and...

Many in the Northern California community may know me as Berkeley’s elected city auditor.

In the 1980s, Dennis Neill, an employee of our family business, came out as gay to my late father, Charles Schusterman

On March 3, 2020 — just over a year ago — I wrote a piece for this very publication entitled “Is American Jewish History Worth Telling?”