Top Posts of 2013
Our top posts by month from 2013. Posts from Rabbi Latz, Carin Mrotz, Sharon Rosenberg-Scholl and more!
Anti-Marriage Vote: A Year Later
It’s a year today since we voted on the anti-marriage amendment. This time last year we were at a stopping point in a long, difficult, involuntary journey. It was a nervous 18 months, leading up to a horribly scary day.
Don’t Postpone Joy: Edie and Thea
Their story is about LGBTQ rights and equality. Their story is about access to health care. Their story is about family. Their story is about financial privilege. Their story is about many things. But most of all their story is about finding joy with someone and holding onto it with everything you’ve got.
Marriage Equality, A Different Jewish Perspective
On the day the Senate passed the marriage equality bill we talked to two rabbis who did not necessarily share in our happiness.
Ian's Happy Ending
” There was this crazy thing where grown-ups were behaving badly, but MORE of the grown-ups were doing the right thing, and he will remember that.”
Minnesota House Passes Marriage Equality Bill, The Jewish Perspective
Quotes from local rabbis and representatives about the marriage equality bill that passed the MN House on Thursday, 75-59.
Jewish Organizations Condemn Minnesota for Marriage's Nazi Comparison
Minnesota for Marriage compared the fight for marriage equality to Nazi propagandizing. Jewish organizations came together at Shir Tikvah to offer their thoughts on this disturbing news.
'Question One' Listens Deeply to Both Sides of Marriage Divide
The documentary “Question One” tells the story of Maine’s same-sex marriage campaign, points to important lessons for Minnesota, and shows how a Jewish filmmaker uses his life experience to tell the story.
The Religious Case for Gay & Lesbian Equality
Jay Michaelson’s ‘God vs. Gay?’ powerfully argues that Jewish and Christian religious values require affirmation of gay and lesbian people and their relationships.
The Religious Case for Gay & Lesbian Equality
Jay Michaelson’s ‘God vs. Gay?’ powerfully argues that Jewish and Christian religious values require affirmation of gay and lesbian people and their relationships.
