Civil Discourse
“My politically homogeneous surroundings left me with the false sense that the rest of the world harbored similar worldviews to me. I only realized my mistake the summer before my junior year.”
My Tivnu Gap Year on the Pale Blue Dot
"I can feel the deep desire to change the world all I want, but I have to know how to improve this pale blue dot."
Hole in My Belly
"Ulcerative Colitis felt more like a patch to iron onto my Girl Scout sash than a deficiency."
How the Antisemitism Prevalent in Liberal and Leftist Politics Will Send...
“American Jews are being pushed out of liberal spaces, the mere practice of our religion somehow interpreted as an allegiance to the Israeli government.”
Living as an LGBTQ+ Orthodox Teen
“By 8th grade, I was so exhausted from concealing my identity that I publicly shared my sexual orientation on a grade chat. Consequently, that was the loneliest year of my life.”
A Word Other Than Girl
“Some words have reached a point where they become more than a combination of letters.”
Kids Deserve Queer History
A curriculum that included queer history would incorporate the often-erased stories of queer historical figures, such as Alexander the Great, and important moments in the struggle for queer liberation.
Wailing: The Jewish Philosophy of Identity and Coalition
“These are the prayers that lie between the stones.”
You Only Hate Taylor Swift Because of Your Internalized Misogyny
“I never wanted to like the color pink, either.”
To My Grandfather: My Introduction to Climate Organizing
“I am Generation Z, a generation that has grown up with the climate crisis at the forefront of our consciousness, a generation for whom time is fleeting.”
