Blogosphere Category
Media Coverage of Persian Jews: The W Edition
By: Naomi Sobel on: Jul 13,2009 In: Blogosphere, Iran, Jewish Diversity, Jewish Identity, Jewish Life, Jews of Color, Media, Media Bias, Mizrahi, Persian Jewry, Pop Culture, United StatesQuick hit: Fatemeh Fakhraie over at Racialicious does a great job analyzing W magazine‘s big article on Persian Jews in Los Angeles. The first commenter sums it up well: On one hand, it’s nice to see some acknowledgment that non-Ashkenazi Jews and Jews of color exist. On the other, a representation that just plays on [...]
ALEPH Rabbinic Student Rachel Barenblat Named One of Time Magazine’s Top Bloggers
By: clenchner on: May 1,2008 In: Blogosphere, Holidays, JVoices, Passover, Rabbis[I'm lifting this out of the ALEPH mailing list] Time Magazine recently named Velveteen Rabbi, the blog of ALEPH rabbinic student Rachel Barenblat, one of its top 25 blogs in its first-ever annual blog index. Velveteen Rabbi is the only religion blog on the list, which includes The Huffington Post, Daily Kos, and Boing Boing, [...]
Jewish Blogosphere Round Up
By: Cole Krawitz on: Jan 12,2008 In: Blogosphere, Election 2008, Israel, Jewish Continuity, Jewish Life, MishegaasA few highlights from our friends in the Jewish Blogosphere: Jspot tips us off to JCPA’s blog, and Jewish voter disfranchisement in Nevada. Over at Jewlicious, Y-Love tackles incendiary comments found on the NY Daily News website after they published an article about New York State Assemblyman Dov Hikind’s (D-Brooklyn) inauguration of the “Blacks & [...]
Whadya Talk? A Jewish Blogosphere RoundUp
By: Cole Krawitz on: Oct 15,2007 In: Blogosphere, Jewish Life, MishegaasWhy not? What’s the good word out there? A few highlights from our peers: Jspot tackles the thorny issue of Barney Frank striking gender identity from ENDA legislative bill slated for vote in “Leave no one behind.” Muzzlewatch link’s to Amy Goodman’s interview with Haaretz’s top political columnist Akiva Eldar, stating, “We are in a [...]
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