Editor’s Letter: On Bystanders and the Pressing Issues of Our Times
The editor reflects on the play Leopoldstadt and what it reveals about today’s political situations
Not So Sorry: Fetishizing Forgiveness
Expecting people to forgive in all situations can enable abuse and allow social injustice to continue
In the Amazon, Religious Women Lead the Way
A Brazilian Catholic nun advocates for women and the environment -- and risks her life to protect the planet
What Does BDS Really Mean?
The movement to boycott Israel is divorced from the day-to-day problems facing Palestinians, and new strategies are urgently needed
Tipping Points
The deep ecology connecting lobsters and the religious communities that catch them
Searching for God, One Bestseller at a Time
A conversation with Stephen Prothero about his book “God the Bestseller” and the pioneering editor behind some of the...
How Jewish Humor Has Changed Over Time
An excerpt from "Funny, You Don’t Look Funny: Judaism and Humor from the Silent Generation to Millennials"
The Revealer Podcast Episode 33: Jewish Comedy
How did American Jews develop a reputation as a funny people?