Black-Jewish alliance: The only American groups that still introduce themselves as Mrs. / Ms. ____________

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Private David Moser was a Jewish-American soldier who served with valor in World War I and died during the Spanish Flu pandemic. Despite his Jewish faith, the U.S. government buried him under a headstone engraved with the Latin Cross—a symbol of Christianity. I represent Private

Passover = The intergenerational transmission of Judaism within the family unit.

Buying extra tissues and mixing extra salty saltwater for the masses who routinely go a week at a time without rice and beans but catch terminal Kitniyos Fever every spring like clockwork.

Grateful to Sephardic Jewish Brotherhood of America for sharing these Pesach resources for communal use and widespread edification. The vast array of Sephardic and Ladino rituals and traditions, particularly from largely Nazi-exterminated Greek Jewry, are fascinating for anyone to learn about, and

Are you a woman who changed your name when you got married? Congress is considering a bill that could make it much harder for you to vote. Call your rep—this is not a drill. indivisible.org/resource/call-…

Not to blow minds or anything, but my Moroccan-born friend said her family tradition forbids the consumption of rice on Pesach ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

The happy dhimmi myth is the Arab-Muslim version of the white supremacist happy slave myth Though the Turks eliminated a bunch of these restrictions in the 1860s, prejudices and social hierarchies remained. And authorities continued to have arbitrary unchecked power

Please stop calling Morocco the Middle East.

Edgy Ashkie

This has gotta be a really confusing time for the gentile allies of religious Jwitter

Just a grandchild of Holocaust survivors who hoarded bags of flour until they died feeling really, really, viscerally wrong about throwing out perfectly good food before Passover just because it’s been opened already …

It is not, in fact, a win for you to make fun of people who have different minhagim or chumrot than you do; in fact, it’s perfectly fine for people to do things differently than you do.

Apprehending these two enemies of state means the Pesach mania is not in vain

How’s your Passover prep going?

Reminds me of the ham quiche I once spied at a “god-optional” Lab/Shul potluck kiddush

This observation deserves its a PhD dissertation. cc David/Dovid Bashevkin