At the height of the AIDS epidemic, photographer Robert Giard captured a generation of gay and lesbian writers, many of them Jewish
What the 120-year-old political and cultural movement meant to a young Jewish feminist in St. Louis
Rabbis, writers, and poets select essential LGBT titles for Jewish readers
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Jacqueline Osherow’s latest collection, Whitethorn, offers poems engaged at once with the literature of the Jewish past and the landscape of the American present
In her new collection, Tonight No Poetry Will Serve, Adrienne Rich reckons with the question of how to write lyric poetry in the face of war and economic hardship
San Francisco’s Federation puts new restrictions on its grants, worrying Bay Area Jewish-studies profs
