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Zine by Margaret Lockman

Paula Vogel's play, Indecent, explores relationships against the backdrop of assimilation, antisemitism, and censorship. 

Writing is not only an easy way to share a message, but it is also an act of resistance.

When we allow all members of our community to celebrate their way of being Jewish, we create a more accepting environment for everyone.

Claudia Goldin, Janet Yellen, and Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala shattered glass ceilings so that my generation can go further.

As a dual symbol of protection and destruction, the ancient Lilith exists as a contradiction.

The story of Joseph’s brothers teaches us that guilt is not something to fear, but to learn from.

A bitch is any woman who doesn’t act as docile, forgiving, nurturing, or fill-in-the-blank as she's “supposed to.”

Friedman inspired and empowered women to speak out. Singing teaches us how to use our voices and discover how powerful they can be.

Joining RVF, I did not doubt my identity as Jewish feminist. I questioned what Jewish feminism really had to do with writing—but I went along with it.

As a patrilneal Jew, I’ve faced antisemitism my whole life—yet I’m told by some in my own community that I don't count.