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How New Yorks Haredim are responding to George Floyd protests – Forward

| June 8, 2020

A crowd of police in riot gear marched down Crown Heights Eastern Parkway one day this week to applause and salutes from some of the neighborhoods Haredi residents. Another day, amid another Black Lives Matter protest, a Jewish man with side curls offered the throng in Williamsburg a double thumbs-up. Over on Williamsburghs Bedford and Penn Streets, another Haredi Jew handed out water bottles to protesters and police officers alike

Why the Coronavirus Is Winning – The New York Times

| June 8, 2020

The only thing it wants is targets, a George Mason University Ph.D. candidate in computer science, Adam Elkus, wrote of the coronavirus in March. It does not think, he went on, it does not feel, and it lies totally outside the elaborate social nuances humans have carved out through patterns of communication, representation and discourse.

10 foreign TV shows to binge watch on Netflix right now, including ‘Money Heist’ and ‘Elite’ – USA TODAY

| June 8, 2020

Practicing social distancing during coronavirus doesn't mean you have to give up TV watch parties with your friends thanks to Netflix Party. USA TODAY The Oscar-winning South Korean film "Parasite" (now streaming on Hulu) is only one example of the beauty and potential of non-English language entertainment. With Netflix's recent global expansion, language barriers no longer seem to be an issue for subscribers, as the streaming platform has added several local-language shows, dubbed intoEnglish or subtitled.From the Danish series "The Rain " to Colombian crime drama "Narcos", the international brand offers an impressively diverse array of options from various nations and cultures.

Unorthodox: 10 Facts About The Inspiration Behind The Show, Deborah Feldman – Screen Rant

| June 8, 2020

Ten things fans of the Unorthodox Netflix docu-series may not have known about Deborah Feldman, the author behind the novel on which it's based. Netflix's mesmerizing new miniseries,Unorthodox,is inspired by the bookUnorthodox: The Scandalous Rejection of my Hasidic Roots.It is a memoir that details the struggles that Deborah Feldman endured as she separated herself from her Orthodox Jewish community in Williamsburg, New York. While the Netflix show is not entirely faithful to its source material, Deborah Feldman's life isjust as interesting as those of Esther "Esty" Shapiro, the character who represents her inUnorthodox.

NYC protests throughout the years, in photos – Jamaica Observer

| June 8, 2020

'); } else { $(".fotorama-caption").addClass("remove_caption"); } }) .fotorama(); NEW YORK, United States (AP) Long before George Floyd, there was Robert Bandy. Bandy was a black Army soldier shot and wounded in New York City by a white police officer in 1943. Amid rumours that Bandy had been killed, Harlem erupted

Every Jew must decide which side theyre on – Jewish Journal

| June 1, 2020

On the first day, a white woman made a panicked call to 911, because a black man bird-watching nearby in Central Park politely asked her to leash her dog. On the second day, George Floyd, a 46-year-old black man, was arrested and lynched by Derek Chauvin, a white police officer, who pressed his knee into Floyds neck for more than five minutes in response to a complaint that Floyd attempted to use a counterfeit bill at a convenience store. A brave teenager, Darnell Frazier, laid bare the truth of what happened by recording it on video.

How Covid-19 Brought Me and My Hasidic Neighbors Together – Aish

| May 31, 2020

For years I felt rejected by my Hasidic neighbors. The pandemic changed all that

It is time for Hasidic leaders to embrace the internet – JTA News

| May 30, 2020

SUFFERN, N.Y.

Orthodox and Haredi Hasidic Jews in a New York suburb say theyre scapegoats in the coronavirus crisis. The othering goes back decades. – Business…

| May 30, 2020

In normal times, thousands of mourners likely would have lined the streets of the New York hamlet of Spring Valley for the burial of Josef Neumann, one of five men brutally attacked in December by a machete-wielding man while observing Hanukkah at the home of a local rabbi. But Neumann, 72, died in March, during the coronavirus pandemic.

The government is feeding a Hasidic persecution complex – Forward

| May 30, 2020

Imagine you are a Hasidic teenage boy, a yeshiva student. You usually have school all year round, six days a week; your purpose in life is to study Torah, especially before your arranged marriage at the age of 18 or 19 while you are not yet distracted by family and work. From the time you are young, you are taught that all time not spent studying is bittul zman, a waste of time.


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