The dream of a utopia administered by technocrats

The ideology is nothing less than the Anglosphere’s first modern authoritarian political movement

American liberalism is in danger from a new ideology—one with dangerous implications for Jews

How American politics is fast becoming a religious conflict between a hegemonic new faith and its multifarious foes

Years before Trump’s election the media dramatically increased coverage of racism and embraced new theories of racial consciousness that set the stage for the latest unrest

An elite New York private school, founded by Jews, is rocked by allegations of systemic anti-Semitism

At San Francisco’s Glide Center for Social Justice, Michael Lezak brings his rabbinical training to a different kind of pulpit—one whose worship ‘celebrations’ include a gospel choir

Data suggests that the more a religious movement is concerned with progressive causes, the more likely it is to rapidly lose members

Months away from publishing her debut novel, a young Asian author and rising star of YA fiction just killed her own book to appease a social media mob condemning her work as racist despite the fact that they most likely hadn’t read it

Why I spent Tisha B’Av service at the OccupyICE tent in Portland

In ‘To Heal the World?,’ his critique of the modern Jewish left, Jonathan Neumann is not just wrong. He’s also way out of his league.

And are we prepared for postmodern activism and the new realities of the Jewish people?

Anti-Zionist Jews are trying to push mainstream progressive Jews out of leftist spaces. Let’s push back.

The more things changed since 1970, the more they stayed the same

The PopUp For Change program provides youths with the opportunity to think about social justice issues—and foment change