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Opinion
April 24, 2008
Black-Jewish Passover not about blame
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An L.A. native, J. David Sackman tries to reconcile the two Jewish traditions in his family (Orthodox and Anarchist) through his job as an attorney for workers, unions and union trust funds, enforcing the commandment of Deuteronomy 24:14-15. He belongs to Beth Shir Shalom in Santa Monica, with his wife and youngest son (to whom this piece is addressed).
This essay originally appeared as a reader comment on The God Blog by Brad A. Greenberg.
Rob Eshman's column will return next week
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