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Di yerushe! the legacy: a parable about history and bobe-mayses, barszcz and borsht and the future of the Jewish past / Irena Klepfisz -- Women's voices in the stories of Yiddish writer Rokhl Brokhes / Ethel Raicus -- Drunk from the bitter truth: the life, times and poetry of Anna Margolin / Shirley Kumove -- Women's roles in Judeo-Spanish Sephardic song / Judith R. Cohen -- Daughters of Holocaust survivors: some central issues / Helena Feinstadt and Sandra Finkelman -- Return to Poland: in search of my parents' memories / Sarah Silberstein Swartz -- Feminist, first: speculations of a secular Jew / Greta Hofmann Nemiroff -- Forgetting and remembering: fragments of history / Yvonne Singer -- Memory moving: a framework for experience / Mimi Gellman -- Chequered staircase: Jewish lesbians at mid-life / Helena Lipstadt -- Transcending differences / Faigel Brown -- Denial of the fittest / Judith Sloan with Warren Lehrer -- Zakhor: memory, ritual and gender / Norma Baumel Joseph -- He, she, it: theology, language and liturgy / Elyse Goldstein -- Panel: women rabbis transforming the religious establishment / Elizabeth Bolton ... [et. al.] -- Another four questions: nurturing a Jewish lesbian family / Susan G. Cole -- Minyan of crones: new rituals for Jewish women / Pearl Goldberg -- Diasporism, feminism and coalition / Melanie Kaye/Kantrowitz -- Activism for change in Israeli society / Rachel Leviatan -- Women in the Moroccan-Jewish community of Montreal / Yolande Cohen with Joseph Yossi Levy (translated from the French by Myriam Jarsky) -- Streets are paved with cutbacks: Jewish women and economic justice / Shlomit Segal -- Developing Jewish themes in children's literature: the creation of something from nothing / Phoebe Gilman -- Developing Jewish themes in children's literature: Origins: writing The big storm / Rhea Tregebov -- Developing Jewish themes in children's literature: A handful of memories / Sharon Kirsh.
edited by Sarah Silberstein Swartz & Margie Wolfe.