Voice in the Crowd
This time, the eitzah is my own. I’m the activist here, and you get to listen
Voice in the Crowd
On Purim, we are meant to dance as we plead and to sing as we ask
Voice in the Crowd
What I am about to write, though, is really and truly intended for myself. It’s a personal feeling, and nothing more, but one I hope to honor now and always.
Voice in the Crowd
Online, it’s different. There it can be dinner season all year long
Voice in the Crowd
Against my usual practice, I want to share my personal reaction and feelings after reading those letters attacking my piece
Voice in the Crowd
Ashreinu mah tov chelkeinu: Fine, they all hate us, but we love us — and we love being us!