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In this issue: The Triangle Fire in Trina Robbins’s iconic comic-strip style. Judith Plaskow and Annette Daum discuss Christian feminist anti-Semitism. Two sisters in mourning try find a welcoming congregation; they want to say kaddish for their mother. How Jewish funeral prayers can get better for women. Inserting herstory into the Jewish Studies curriculum. What Jewish women want by the year 2000.
Prophecy or Paranoia?
by Rochelle Saidel Wolk
The subject we’ve been avoiding: it doesn’t only happen in France.
Blaming Jews for Inventing Patriarchy
by Judith Plaskow
Blaming Jews for the Death of the Goddess
by Annette Daum
Some recent feminist spiritual writing reveals old biases in new books.
Feminists and Faith
A discussion with Judith Plaskow and Annette Daum
How To Get What We Want by the Year 2000
A cross-section of Jewish feminist activists dream a different future, and chart the course toward it.
Reclaiming Jewish Herstory
by Maxine S. Seller
Up from the footnotes.
Feminist Mourning
by Greta Weiner
Reclaiming a ritual
- The Mourning Minyan by Greta Weiner
- Over My Dead Body... by Sibyl Cohen
- The Kaddish by Martha H. Freedman
Ruth Kluger 1906-1980
by Peggy Mann
In Memoriam: Ethel Rosenberg
poetry by Louise Bernikow
Ethel Rosenberg
Barbara Joans on "With Child: A Diary of Motherhood"
Estelle Gilson on "History: A Novel"
Esther Eisen on “Pride of Our People”
Carol S. Holzberg on "Number Our Days"