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Exploring New York’s Jewish LGBT History

LGBT Jewish New Yorkers have made a profound impact on the American arts scene, LGBT activism, and American religious life. These include composer and conductor Leonard Bernstein, poet Allen Ginsberg, archivist and activist Joan Nestle, PFLAG co-founder Jeanne Manford, leaders and community members of Congregation Beit Simchat Torah, and more. New York has also hosted … Continued
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“The Volunteer”

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After the Synagogue Shooting: Pittsburghers Reflect on Antisemitism and Racism

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Jewish Refugees in Portugal

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We Are Here: A Celebration of Resilience, Resistance, and Hope

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“The Lost Family: How DNA Testing Is Upending Who We Are”

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Understanding the Nuremburg Trials

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“Our Story, Their Story”: Recalling Women in Auschwitz and During the Holocaust

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