Beyond the hamantaschen: Purim is a moral call to stand with the most vulnerable amongst us.
Op ed from Dayenu's Director of Campaigns & Organizing in The Forward explores the history and meaning of a holiday that is joyous, but complicated -- and so relevant today.
forward.com/opinion/8086...
I had marched for nuclear disarmament (and had great rabbis!), but I had never heard a preacher like Rev. Jackson or witnessed student activism at this scale.
I applied early decision.
May Rev. Jesse Jackson’s memory be for a blessing.
A high school junior checking out colleges, I stepped onto Columbia’s campus to find Rev. Jesse Jackson speaking in the rain to throngs of students barricading Hamilton to protest apartheid — and calling on the University to divest from South Africa 🧵
Repealing the Endangerment Finding is like tossing out the Ten Commandments. They are not only denying something that is fundamentally true about the world, but have eliminated what enables our federal government to act in alignment with our core values.
Repealing the Endangerment Finding is like tossing out the Ten Commandments. They are not only denying something that is fundamentally true about the world, but have eliminated what enables our federal government to act in alignment with our core values.
Repealing the Endangerment Finding is like tossing out the Ten Commandments. They are not only denying something that is fundamentally true about the world, but have eliminated what enables our federal government to act in alignment with our core values.
Repealing the Endangerment Finding is like tossing out the Ten Commandments. They are not only denying something that is fundamentally true about the world, but have eliminated what enables our federal government to act in alignment with our core values.
Repealing the Endangerment Finding is like tossing out the Ten Commandments. They are not only denying something that is fundamentally true about the world, but have eliminated what enables our federal government to act in alignment with our core values.
Repealing the Endangerment Finding is like tossing out the Ten Commandments. They are not only denying something that is fundamentally true about the world, but have eliminated what enables our federal government to act in alignment with our core values.
Repealing the Endangerment Finding is like tossing out the Ten Commandments. They are not only denying something that is fundamentally true about the world, but have eliminated what enables our federal government to act in alignment with our core values.
Repealing the Endangerment Finding is like tossing out the Ten Commandments. They are not only denying something that is fundamentally true about the world, but have eliminated what enables our federal government to act in alignment with our core values.
Repealing the Endangerment Finding is like tossing out the Ten Commandments. They are not only denying something that is fundamentally true about the world, but have eliminated what enables our federal government to act in alignment with our core values.
Repealing the Endangerment Finding is like tossing out the Ten Commandments. They are not only denying something that is fundamentally true about the world, but have eliminated what enables our federal government to act in alignment with our core values.
Repealing the Endangerment Finding is like tossing out the Ten Commandments. They are not only denying something that is fundamentally true about the world, but have eliminated what enables our federal government to act in alignment with our core values.
Repealing the Endangerment Finding is like tossing out the Ten Commandments. They are not only denying something that is fundamentally true about the world, but have eliminated what enables our federal government to act in alignment with our core values.
Repealing the Endangerment Finding is like tossing out the Ten Commandments. They are not only denying something that is fundamentally true about the world, but have eliminated what enables our federal government to act in alignment with our core values.
Proud of the American Jewish community for rising up with moral might and people power to fight growing authoritarianism and the invasion of our cities.
Repealing the Endangerment Finding is like tossing out the Ten Commandments. They are not only denying something that is fundamentally true about the world, but have eliminated what enables our federal government to act in alignment with our core values.
Repealing the Endangerment Finding is like tossing out the Ten Commandments. They are not only denying something that is fundamentally true about the world, but have eliminated what enables our federal government to act in alignment with our core values.
Repealing the Endangerment Finding is like tossing out the Ten Commandments. They are not only denying something that is fundamentally true about the world, but have eliminated what enables our federal government to act in alignment with our core values.
Repealing the Endangerment Finding is like tossing out the Ten Commandments. They are not only denying something that is fundamentally true about the world, but have eliminated what enables our federal government to act in alignment with our core values.
Repealing the Endangerment Finding is like tossing out the Ten Commandments. They are not only denying something that is fundamentally true about the world, but have eliminated what enables our federal government to act in alignment with our core values.
Delighted that Dayenu's founder, @rabbijrosenn.bsky.social, has been named one of the "50 Jewish Innovators of the Past 50 Years" by Moment magazine.
A tribute to her vision, leadership, strategic thinking, and passion for social justice. 👏
momentmag.com/50-jewish-in...
"Repealing the Finding is like tossing out the Ten Commandments. They are denying something that’s fundamentally true about the world, and have eliminated what enables our government to act in alignment w our core values."
--Rabbi Jennie Rosenn
@rabbijrosenn.bsky.social
dayenu.org/media/immora...
Yes!
Over a thousand Jewish New Yorkers united to send a message to @governor.ny.gov ahead of Tu Bishvat:
Live up to NY's climate commitments.
www.amny.com/oped/op-ed-h...
@the-rac.bsky.social @rabbijrosenn.bsky.social
Wondering how we keep doing climate work while ICE is killing and deporting our neighbors?
Check out this piece from @emorwee.bsky.social in Heated. Hint: It’s all connected.
heated.world/p/i-dont-kno...
White woman and man wearing sunglasses standing outside on a clear winter day, holding a sign that says: "Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere." - MLK JR #reneegood #iceout
"From MLK to Renee, justice today!"
Powerful to participate in this action over the Brooklyn Bridge with such an intersectional group of activists.
President Trump’s reckless withdrawal from the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change is a shanda (shameful act) – demonstrating yet again how our country is acting against the collective progress we so desperately need.
While it’s no surprise, it is violation of values that have guided our country since the beginning - and flies in the face of what Jewish communities like mine hold dear.
