Category: Hanukkah

On the fourth day of

We can’t celebrate together in person, but we can pass along that spirit in a gesture of connection

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Judaism's material culture is littered with old technologies long abandoned by others.

The Dreidel20 is making people smile and laugh. During dark times, joy is an act of survival.

Celebrating the intersections of Black and Jewish culture, creativity and resilience

As the light increases, we declare: We will rise. In the face of ruin, amid the rubble, we will rise together.

Our aim is not to mix or blend, but to honor and respect both religions.

This year’s rare confluence of two annual celebrations, one religious and one secular, garnered much attention and sparked a huge burst of creative energy. For those of us “living in two civilizations” Thanksgivukkah was the perfect storm of a holiday. But now that the last of the pumpkin sufganiyot are gone, the sweet potato latkes with cranberry sauce have all been eaten, and the menurkeys have been put away, the post-holiday blues are starting to set in.  

Hanukkah has always been about thanksgiving.