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thoughts on nullifying “the strong”

just beginning to think about what it might mean to remove “the strong” from our lives at this precarious time

Exodus: Moment and Movement

Exodus appears to applaud a turbulent upheaval, one with unacknowledged trauma for everyone involved. Yet, the story also calls forth healing and possibility….

From Exodus to Seder

Reading Exodus in Torah cycle and Seder; preparing for seder by healing “rebelliousness”

Joseph, Incarceration, and Dedication

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Chapter 34 of Genesis begins with a woman going to visit neighbors. This post is mostly about music and perceived dangers of mixing cultures and transgressing gender boundaries. But — CONTENT WARNING — it touches on underlying topics including misogyny, racism, and sexual violence.

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