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Southern Jewish Museum Opens in New Orleans


Southern Jewish Museum Opens in New Orleans
Southern Jewish Museum Opens in New Orleans
The Museum of the Southern Jewish Experience includes exhibitions, collections and programs focusing on the history and culture of Southern Jewish life.
By Susanne Katz
June 29, 2021, 7:49 pm
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Courtesy of the Crosby Family Collection // The Jewish Orphans’ Home in New Orleans, circa 1915.
This permanent gallery includes sacred texts, images and symbols that explore Jewish holidays, lifecycles and beliefs of Southern Jews.
// Photos courtesy of the Museum of the Southern Jewish Experience
Courtesy of the Rubel Family Collection // Members of the Rubel family in Corinth, Miss., circa 1880s. ....

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A Jewish journey home through the American South – The Forward


The last time my dad went to his hometown of Martinsville, Virginia, was for his mother’s burial at the Jewish cemetery there two years ago. It had been nearly five decades since he’d moved away from the little industrial town on the Carolina border part of a mass migration of the South’s small-town Jews to the region’s urban centers and at least fifteen years since he’d last returned. The main street where his parents had run their department store for thirty years was full of empty storefronts. The thoroughfare had once been lined with shops owned by other Jewish merchants, but Mr. Black’s music store, where my dad had gotten records as a teenager, had long ago shuttered. There was no evidence of cousin Gilmer’s shoe store, where my grandfather used to go smoke cigars with the other shopkeepers to catch a break from his wife, a New Jersey native who thought she could do anything better than you until the day she died. ....

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CoMo Jewish-inspired bagel shop spreads joy and cream cheese, too


Goldie’s Bagels in Columbia, Mo. has a slogan, a tagline if you will, that pretty much sums up its mission: “Made by moms for your mornings, meetings and mazel tovs.”
“We dream of having a café space someday that caters to families with young kids. That’s how Sarah and I met,” explains Amanda Rainey, 36, who runs the bagel operation with friend and fellow mom Sarah Medcalf.
“Her son is like three months younger than my oldest,” continues Rainey, who is Jewish and whose daughters, Rosie and Micah, are 41/2 and almost 2. “We started meeting with a group of friends who had kids in that same period, and we got coffee every week for maybe the first six months of our kids’ lives, which was a huge support that we all needed. There was one coffeeshop that we would go to that had one table, kind of in the corner, where we could feed our babies. There’s just not a kid-friendly place in town that has even a little area with so ....

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Jewish Wisdom from Jewish Educators - My Jewish Learning


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Old New Land, and the quote became a popular slogan for the Zionist movement for the Jewish people to have a homeland in Israel. This quote means a lot to me because it has helped me understand that it is possible to achieve my goals.
“Worries go down better with soup than without.”
Yiddish Proverb
Ava Gadon: Just because a problem cannot be fixed does not mean that it cannot be made more bearable by taking care of and comforting yourself.
“We must always take sides. Neutrality helps the oppressor, never the victim. Silence encourages the tormentor, never the tormented. ....

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