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Confronting Representations of Black Women and Men in Yiddish Culture

Law and Politics in the Holy Places of the Old City of Jerusalem- Summer Online Class!

CAS Fellow's Interview with Prof. Gil Ribak, Ph.D.

Crude Creatures Confronting Representations of Black People in Yiddish Culture

NEW COURSE: JUS 240 Food and Judaism

Foundational Voices in Medieval Jewish Thought: Best Five Books Edition

False Messiahs in Judaism w/ David Graizbord

Early Modern Jewish Civilization Unity and Diversity in a Diasporic Society. An Introduction

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