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Published on May 15, 2013

Back in the 1970s, when I attended the freshly integrated Fairfax High School, black and Chicano gangs would spar in the lunch yard. I used to joke that we Jews should also form a gang.

Jackie and the Jews [Irish, Italians, Blacks, Poles]: Ethnicity in post-war America

By Michael Berenbaum
Published on April 8, 2013

Jackie was the first. Jackie could not just play the game for himself. He was playing the game for every one of his race who had been denied a chance, whose future was closed because of racism and segregation. Indeed, as I remember it, Jackie played the game for every minority kid whose opportunities were constrained because of discrimination.

“Rise of the Planet of the Apes’” David Oyelowo Stars in “Who Do You Love” at L.A. Jewish Film Fest

By Naomi Pfefferman
Published on May 11, 2011

Small Mac attack, Wright flap, too much tolerance

Published on May 15, 2008

Letters to the Editor

Obama and the Jews

By Harold Brackman
Published on March 8, 2007

As Obama hires an operative to prepare the groundwork for a major Mideast policy speech, perhaps before the American Israel Public Affairs Committee, his less-known Jewish connections are beginning to surface in the media.

One Man’s Journey to Judaism

By Tom Tugend
Published on October 23, 1997

There is nothing tentative or half-way about MarkC. "Moshe" Hardie.

Skirball’s ‘Temporary Quarters’

By Naomi Pfefferman
Published on September 11, 1997

Therman Statom, one of this country's pre-eminent experimental glass artists, was perched atop a ladder beside his precarious-looking installation at the Skirball Cultural Center.