Ten Plagues of Jewish Women
The traditional ten plagues of Passsover recast as ten plagues which hurt Jewish women today
Recognizing Abused Women
Acknowledging the plagues of battered women and children who live within our midst
The Four Daughters
A reading placing the traditional four children in the context of four daughters and their attitude toward a women’s seder
The Four Children
Questions of the wise, irreverent, and assimilated daughter and the son who is unable to ask
Four Daughters: Wise, Wicked, Simple, and Silent
A Passover reading using four daughters instead of the traditional four sons
Four Daughters Ask
Four daughters speak: wise, angry, inquiring, and unable to ask
Four Daughters: Wise, Angry, Simple and Unable to Enquire
An interpretation by two Israeli rabbis
Four Daughters: from the Sources
The questions as posed by Miriam (wise of heart), Tamar (rebellious), Ruth (simple and pure), and the “beautiful captive” (the one who cannot ask)
Four Modern Questions
Four thought-provoking questions about women’s liberation from the Baltimore Federation’s Women’s Seder
Four Women’s Questions
Four thought-provoking questions about women
