I would love to buy Ezra's Big Shabbat Question, but it seems to be out of
stock at Amazon and unavailable everywhere else except for Jaime Aviva Brown's
own website (where it is being sold at full price -- tough for my little
library -- and says supplies are limited)
Color me in by Natasha Diaz is also really awesome! Highly recommend!
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> On Jun 23, 2020, at 6:30 PM, Rayzel Raphael via Hasafran
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> The Color of Love by Marra Gad
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> Swirl Girl by Taressa Stoval
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> Ahava by Tarece Johnson
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> All three of these women are
Brettschneider, M., Bruder, E., & Le Roux, M. (2019). *Africana Jewish
Journeys*. M. Brettschneider, E. Bruder, & M. Le Roux (Eds.).
Brettschneider, M. (2016). *Jewish Feminism and Intersectionality*.
Brettschneider, M. (2015). *The Jewish Phenomenon in Sub-Saharan Africa:
The Politics of
The Color of Love by Marra Gad
Swirl Girl by Taressa Stoval
Ahava by Tarece Johnson
All three of these women are extremely thoughtful. The first two are hot off
the press. Ahava is slightly dated, but a beautiful book of poetry.
Lots of people talked about how to support the struggle.
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