Reading Auerbakh's essays in the original Yiddish in the lead-up to International Holocaust Remembrance Day changed my perspective.

Kissing Jessica Stein flips the heteronormative script, making for a fun watch over 20 years after its release. 

How do white Jewish women contribute to anti-Blackness?

In Mrs. America, viewers are offered a glimpse at the anxieties surrounding the ERA in 1970s (which still persist today).

In a blog post last week Gabrielle Orcha asked, "What about the Jewish father? ... Who is he really?"

JWA talks to Samantha Pickette about her new book and about how TV is establishing a new version of the Jewish woman. 

The right to abortion has deep roots across religions. But framing the fight for bodily autonomy as a religious issue has limits.

JWA talks with Sarah Lightman, co-editor of the new book, Jewish Women in Comics: Bodies and Borders. 

Seeing a Jewish woman defy efforts to silence her was life-giving.

JWA talks to author Sara Lippmann about suburbia as an irresistible setting for fiction, radical retellings of the Torah, and more. 

JWA talks with musician, vocalist, and composer Daniela Gesundheit about how her new album, Alphabet of Wrongdoing, makes the sacred accessible. 

Photographer Anne Vetter talks with Deborah Dash Moore about her new book, Walkers in the City: Jewish Street Photographers of Midcentury New York.