Rereading Exodus Along the Anacostia - Spatz, Virginia
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So many topics today are deliberately, routinely weaponized in our overlapping Black and Jewish communities. It has never been more essential, or more difficult, to speak across difference. Rereading Exodus along the Anacostia explores intergroup dialogue, its role in understanding and addressing oppression and in envisioning new ways to get ourselves -- all of us -- out from under the millstone of racism and inequality and militarism. This book comes from Jewish tradition and from what We Act Radio calls "the underbelly of the Nation's Capital." Lessons DC teaches about these topics and about…mehr

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So many topics today are deliberately, routinely weaponized in our overlapping Black and Jewish communities. It has never been more essential, or more difficult, to speak across difference. Rereading Exodus along the Anacostia explores intergroup dialogue, its role in understanding and addressing oppression and in envisioning new ways to get ourselves -- all of us -- out from under the millstone of racism and inequality and militarism. This book comes from Jewish tradition and from what We Act Radio calls "the underbelly of the Nation's Capital." Lessons DC teaches about these topics and about Exodus -- and vice versa -- are not specific to one locale. Join the journey to explore connections with other areas...and to learn something about life and struggle in the Nation's Capitol, complete with underbelly. Charnice Milton Community Bookstore has recouped basic costs on this title, so we're lowering the price for 5784 (fall 2023) to facilitate greater distribution.
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Virginia Avniel Spatz lives and writes in Washington, DC and contributes to We Act Radio programming. Her writing appears in local and national publications. She is active in a variety of Jewish organizations in and beyond DC.