I Love ‘The Nanny,’ But We Have to Talk About Its Fat-Shaming Problem Though this show means so much to me, the fat-shaming aimed at Sylvia and Fran is hurtful and unfortunate to see. By Kay Neufeld
My Father’s Hometown Has Few Jews Left. Visiting Made Me Feel More Jewish Than Ever. “It was very affirming for me to come back to say we were here, we existed, we lived." By Mira Miller
The Real Reason People Question My Judaism Anti-Asian sentiments do exist within the Jewish community, but I suspect a different problematic bias is at play. By Esther Malka Issever
Golems and Griefs Abound in Sarah Matthes’ Poetry The author of "Town Crier" chats with Alma about the trendiest Jewish demons and poetry as Talmudic practice. By Chloe Sarbib
What ‘Shtisel’ and Israeli TV Get Right About Jewish Representation Neglecting Israeli television means neglecting the most nuanced portrayals of Jews in any visual medium. By A.R. Vishny
18 Things to Know About Ashley Tisdale Everything you need to know about the Jewish Disney Channel star, who is unsurprisingly great at TikTok. By Emily Burack
I Rewatched All of ‘iCarly.’ Let’s Talk About the Jewish Jokes. For a show where no main actor or character is explicitly Jewish, there is a surprising amount of (questionable?) Jewy jokes to be found. By Madison Hahamy
Is Trying to Convert Jews to Christianity Antisemitic? Congressman-elect Madison Cawthorn's history of proselytizing Jews has sparked an important conversation. By Emily Burack
QAnon’s Antisemitism, Explained What is QAnon, and why is it antisemitic? Let's break it down. By Emily Burack
The George Soros Paid Protestor Conspiracy Theory, Explained Is George Soros paying Black Lives Matter protestors? No, that's just anti-Semitic bullshit trying to distract people from the real issues at hand. By Emily Burack