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feature Working on issues constantly on the precipice healthcare, social justice, climate change, education is emotionally and physically draining. When I founded Plan A, I was driven by what a friend called divine feminine fury. Unfortunately, that fury is constantly being replenished, although my anger is coupled with excitement for the impact Plan A’s clinic will have on improving access to care.
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Florence Adler Swims Forever (Simon & Schuster, $25.99) is a poignant title for abook about a woman who drowns in the first chapter. Yet it’s the perfect title forRachel Beanland’s new novel, telling the interwoven stories of the loved ones thetitular character leaves behind. This book pulls us immediately into its vibrant setting, Atlantic City,. Read more »
feature Working on issues constantly on the precipice healthcare, social justice, climate change, education is emotionally and physically draining. When I founded Plan A, I was driven by what a friend called divine feminine fury. Unfortunately, that fury is constantly being replenished, although my anger is coupled with excitement for the impact Plan A’s clinic will have on improving access to care.
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Florence Adler Swims Forever (Simon & Schuster, $25.99) is a poignant title for abook about a woman who drowns in the first chapter. Yet it’s the perfect title forRachel Beanland’s new novel, telling the interwoven stories of the loved ones thetitular character leaves behind. This book pulls us immediately into its vibrant setting, Atlantic City,. Read more »
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Wednesday was the sixth day of Hanukkah. It was also Rosh Chodesh Tevet, the beginning of one of the saddest months of the Hebrew calendar. On the eighth of Tevet, the Egyptian King Ptolemy had the Torah translated into Greek, and we had days of spiritual darkness. On the 10th of Tevet, the siege of Jerusalem began. According to the Zohar, Tevet is a month of “strict and dangerous justice” for us.
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