How Twenty-Somethings Mate Now

by Susan Schnur

Three (very Jewish) rabbis’ daughters, inhabiting a multicultural, radically new world, dish seriously about their non-Jewish partnering.

Who Am I?

Susan Weidman Schneider and Melanie Weiss

Opper’s new documentary powerfully chronicles the feelings — and the poignant searching — of Avery Klein-Cloud, an African-American teenager who at birth was adopted into an interracial Jewish lesbian family in Brooklyn

In London, Her Wedding Space Reshapes the Whole Experience

by Judy Batalion

What drives a progressive Jewish woman to marry under Orthodox strictures in an Orthodox synagogue? Sometimes, the building itself.

Standing Suspended in This Miracle

by Ilana Kurshan

Launching the nuptial festivities, a traditional wedding tisch (“table”) has been a men-only occasion for teaching and learning. Here, Lilith’s book editor tells what she taught the guests at her wedding.

Women Handling Our Sacred Texts

by Joan Roth

Powerful images of women Torah readers, Torah makers, scholars and interpreters, and what’s behind their often transgressive work.

Your Brain, On Love

Some of the weird and wonderful ways that brain chemistry and culture collide to affect whom we love, and how.

Politics in the Kitchen

fiction by Elaine Silverstein

I Ate My Mother’s Hair

poetry by Ruth Sabath Rosenthal