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Korach, Ego, and War
This week’s Torah portion, Korach, opens with a rebellion.
Jun 24
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Rabbi Sandra Lawson
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B’tzelem Elohim Means All of Us
Supreme Court Upholds State Ban on Transgender Care for Minors
Jun 18
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Rabbi Sandra Lawson
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Resisting Fear in Every Generation
A Reflection on Parashat Shelach
Jun 18
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The Civil Rights Movement: A Radical History, Not a Polite Myth
Susan and I were in Durham yesterday and ran into some folks protesting as part of the "No Kings" demonstration.
Jun 15
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The U.S. Army Turns 250—And Trump Makes It About Himself
One of the most basic questions for an enlisted soldier preparing for promotion is: What is the birthday of the Army? June 14.
Jun 13
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When the Cloud Lifts: Torah, Justice, and the Fight for Immigrant Lives
In this week’s Torah portion, Beha’alotecha, the Israelites begin their journey anew.
Jun 10
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Rabbi Sandra Lawson
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When the Cloud Lifts: Torah, Justice, and the Fight for Immigrant Lives
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A Blessing for This Moment
May God bless you and keep you.
Jun 6
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Rabbi Sandra Lawson
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May 2025
From the Wilderness, A New Beginning
I've spent the month of May in a liminal space—a pause between what was and what’s next.
May 30
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Rabbi Sandra Lawson
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A Mirror, a Mourning, and a Mission
This week's Torah portion, Behar–Bechukotai, reminds us what it means to build a society centered on human dignity, justice, and sacred relationship…
May 23
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Rabbi Sandra Lawson
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Remembering Our Shared Humanity in a Divided World
In a society that often divides us into rigid classifications, we must remember something fundamental: we’re all human beings.
May 21
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Rabbi Sandra Lawson
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Leading with Love: A New Chapter at Carolina Jews for Justice
Friends,
May 19
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Rabbi Sandra Lawson
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Leading with Love: A New Chapter at Carolina Jews for Justice
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The Same Machine: How Division Fuels Exploitation and How Solidarity Can Break It
Where Will the Labor Come From?
May 17
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The Same Machine: How Division Fuels Exploitation and How Solidarity Can Break It
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