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‘Finding Ourselves’ Through Genealogy
Tom Tugend
February 6, 2003
\”In this fast-food, fast-fame world, we are like single blades of grass,\” says Dr. Maya Angelou, the poet, author and historian.
Exodus: A Sephardic Response
Rabbi Daniel Bouskila
May 31, 2001
As a Sephardic Jew representing a heritage of tolerance, intellectual honesty and tradition, my perspective on the recent \”Exodus controversy\” — which is not rooted in anger, name-calling or popular \”marketplace theologies\” which have characterized certain responses in this city — is that of the classical Sephardic Bible commentators, whose method has been described as \”the persistent demand for logic.\”
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