In a win for the campus Jewish community, University of Minnesota students voted to adopt the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance (IHRA) definition of antisemitism during this year’s all-campus election, held […]
For an hour on Jan. 28, Minneapolis’ old Northside came back to life on a Zoom call. Theartrice “T” Williams, a longtime civil rights activist and community leader, recalled how […]
Somewhere in the black hole of the 2020-that-could’ve-been is a year of opportunity for recent college graduates; the long-awaited reward for over 16 years of classes, projects, tests, and grades. […]
Part 4: Navigating the reconciliation process will mean going beyond the typical collaboration of Black and Jewish organizations.
Part 3: As more Black people moved into Near North, it was also assumed that property values for Jewish and white residents would drop and wipe out housing wealth — a self-fulfilling prophecy thanks to redlining policies.
Part 2: The shared experience of inequality between Jews and Blacks in North Minneapolis didn’t last.
Part 1: Though it may be uncomfortable to face, there is a distinct Jewish history to this inequality.
A better way to talk about Israel than the conversation that often dominates Jewish life.
The study shows a community firmly in the norm of Jewish trends across the country.
At the beginning of 2020, Vivian Fischer, a family physician in Minneapolis, expected a calm end to her nearly 30-year career. In January, the Allina Health clinic she worked at […]