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How a Jewish woman becomes “free”

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A modern dayeinu from the Ma’yan Haggadah

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A renditon of the traditional Passover song, Dayeinu, from the perspective of Jewish women

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Dayeinu from the perspective of the biblical matriarchs

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Acknowledging the plagues of battered women and children who live within our midst

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A reading placing the traditional four children in the context of four daughters and their attitude toward a women’s seder

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Questions of the wise, irreverent, and assimilated daughter and the son who is unable to ask

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A Passover reading using four daughters instead of the traditional four sons

Four people sitting on a bench, showing their legs and various styles of sneakers.

Four daughters speak: wise, angry, inquiring, and unable to ask

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Four thought-provoking questions about women’s liberation from the Baltimore Federation’s Women’s Seder

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