July/August 1997
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Who is a Jew? - legitimacy of being Jew
by
Danny Goldman
SRA responses - comments on the social responsibility amendment
by
Hazel Henderson
New ways of living in the world of work
by
Kevin A. Phillips
Living wage ordinance: a victory for the working poor
by
Richard W. Gillett
Damaged hearts - personal essay
by
Debora Freund
Living with genocide - need for international action
by
Stephen R. Weissman
Minyan - short story
by
Eliezer Sobel
Jewish ethics and the Palestinian-Israeli problem
by
Gidon D. Remba
Names for Rabbi Aaron, z'l - Judaism
by
Reuven Goldfarb
Locked in the Cabinet
by
David Biale
Antisemitism in America Today: Outspoken Experts Explode the Myths. - book reviews
by
Michael Berenbaum
The politics of philanthrophy - American-Jews' philanthrophy to Israel
by
David Biale
The Jewish/eastern nexus: an overview of resources - references on Jewish and Buddhist teachings
by
David Jonathan Cooper
"Coming out" in the middle of the road - Ellen DeGeneres' affirmation of her lesbianism
by
Josh Ozersky
Sounds of renewal - Jewish music
by
Ya'acov Gabriel
Religious restoration or religious renewal - orthodoxy versus pluralism in Judaism
by
Arthur Waskow
Jewish multiculturalism: enhancing our awareness, embracing our diversity - Middle East and African Jews' cultural heritage
by
Loolwa Khazzoom
Rubber Bullets: Power and Conscience in Modern Israel. - book reviews
by
Noah J. Efron
I and my companions: two months in the short life of a desert daughter, Bat Yiftah - short story
by
Zoe Grashow
The CIA, drugs, the ghetto-and the media whitewash - conspiracy in cover-up of drug-trafficking
by
Peter Dale Scott
Social responsibility amendment to the United States Constitution - proposed amendments to the United States constitution
by
Michael Lerner
The content of ethical impact reports: a two-tiered proposal
by
Thad Williamson
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