Ask Shuli: Helping a Friend Fight Anorexia
Dear Shuli: At synagogue this week I noticed a former student visiting her parents. I haven’t seen her in months, and she looked way too thin—and unhealthy. What should I do? –Worried Teacher
Dear Shuli: At synagogue this week I noticed a former student visiting her parents. I haven’t seen her in months, and she looked way too thin—and unhealthy. What should I do? –Worried Teacher
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Can a person be pro-Israel and pro-Palestinian? Congressman Keith Ellison answers that question and more in a video interview with TC Jewfolk after his recent trip to the Middle East.
My Grandmother is a Holocaust survivor. This is her story. I am honored (and humbled) to tell it.
I wanted to write about being a third generation survivor, the effect that has had on my life, and if being a fourth generation survivor would have an equivalent effect on the lives of my children.
Sometimes small ideas can have a big effect on our lives. Here is a baker’s dozen of lessons I have learned so far.
I liken those first gooey bites of mozzarella-topped goodness to the Israelites crossing into the Promised Land — since I had personally been delivered from my own chametz-free Egypt after a seven day exodus.
In honor of Jazz Appreciation month, TC Jewfolk persuaded jazz musician Mark Levy to educate us a bit on the Jewish roots of jazz music.
What makes a TC Jewfolk Poet with Chutzpah? We asked Jewish slam poet and actress Yael Miraim why she thought she was a Poet with an edge.
In honor of National Poetry Month, TC Jewfolk is profiling Jewish poets with Chutzpah. One each week for the four weeks in April.