Memorial by Hungarian sculptor, Gyula Pauer, in Budapest, to Jews shot into the Danube, 1944-1945. Photo by Erik Klein.
Arts & Cultural Critique
After Death of Shireen Abu Akleh I Think of the Bakr Children
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Reflections about a veteran Al Jazeera correspondent.
Arts & Cultural Critique
We Have Always Done This
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A poem by reproductive rights activist-poet Judith Arcana.
Arts & Cultural Critique
My Memories Live in my Mother’s Phone
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The poem's title is a quote from an Afghan girl in a Texas public elementary school, where the wide population of students represent more than 30 countries and no one is called a "refugee." They are called "newcomers."
Arts & Cultural Critique
Translations of Two Jewish Poets from Ukraine
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Poems by Boris Khersonsky & Ludmila Khersonsky
