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“Because the first thing dictators do / Is ban books, history, music, science, art and journalism…”
Old library interior with tall bookshelves, wooden railings, and a large arched window at the far end.
  This July 4th haftarah/prophetic chant is an opportunity to engage with and re-imagine some of our country’s iconic texts on freedom and independence.
Close-up of the Statue of Liberty’s face and torch arm against a clear blue sky.
“…marching in beautiful displays of disruptive light…”
A large crowd gathers outdoors holding colorful protest signs in a city surrounded by trees and tall buildings.
This new version of dayenu is a protest reading about current political turmoil.
Crowd of protestors holding various signs, including one prominently displaying the word NO!.
This new text is a collective recitation of the commitments of the Reconstructionist Reparations Resolution.
Golden scales of justice in a sunlit forest, surrounded by green leaves and small flying birds.
“We will hold on to goodness/ We will hold on to each other…”
a person with grey hair
“But we are the powers /that were and are / and will be…”
Person with afro hairstyle holding a sign at a crowded outdoor event, surrounded by others.
“I want to be carried into a deep, deep salty sea of sound, rhythm, in tune with oceanic harmonies…”
a collage of multicultual faces
“with each step, breath, check mark, or absence / I can sing your praise”
silhouette of woman looking to the right against orange sunset overlooking city

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