“Remove From Your Midst the Yoke of Oppression”
2017-07-31 – I recently found a framed piece of my “calligraphy” in the garage. I put “calligraphy” in quotes because the actual lettering is just rough pencil. But the layout […]
2017-07-31 – I recently found a framed piece of my “calligraphy” in the garage. I put “calligraphy” in quotes because the actual lettering is just rough pencil. But the layout […]
2017-07-27 – I’m not a big fan of boycotts (see links to a couple of my old posts on the subject at the end of today’s post). My beef with […]
2017-07-20 – OJ served way too much time. I’m not saying the OJ is a good guy. It’s not just OJ. It’s most of the folks we have locked up. […]
2017-07-06 – I was doing research for a different topic today and ran across a post from a couple years ago that I thought was worth looking at again. […]
2016-06-26 – Not really crazy about writing today. The “other side” is up to their usual no-goodness. And “my side” is up to no-goodness, as well. Also, as usual, the […]
2015-05-15 – College graduations remind me of Yom Kippur, the Jewish Day of Atonement—a big crowd and a long ceremony devoted to examining your life. You’re probably a little hungry, […]
2017-05-08 – Last Thursday, the president signed an executive order “Promoting Free Speech and Religious Liberty.” Like most of what comes out of the White House these days, the hype […]
2017-03-20 – Today is the first day of spring. Three weeks from today my family and Jews around the world will be celebrating the spring festival Passover (פסח – Pesach). […]
2017-03-02 – When the religious right in this country wants to appear inclusive and ecumenical they use a peculiar term: Judeo-Christian. I’ve always thought this was a peculiar term, kinda […]
2016-12-01 – You’ve probably seen a lot of talk (especially if you are in the liberal bubble) about “normalizing” Donald Trump or not normalizing him—take your pick. (Here’s one example […]