I’m a Black autistic Jewish queer woman, and I’m scared right now. And it’s not for the reasons you think.

I found out I had an ear and sinus infection this past week. I remember sitting down in a chair at the pharmacy, waiting to get my antibiotic medication, tears rolling down my face. Pharmacists had rattled something off about not having the right dosage prescribed by my doctor, and mentioned the word "delay." My ear felt terrible, and the fatigue had set in. Everyone was staring at me because I had held up the line while the pharmacists mumbled. Little did I know, I was also

It was during the middle of Sukkot that I realized the gravity of this seemingly simple moment.

Pekuach nefesh, innui nefesh? To fast, or not to fast?

It's officially September, and we've only got two more weeks of the month of Elul. Time has definitely flown by. But it's been...

My first week of Elul recap! This week, forgiveness versus teshuva.

For the first time ever, I’m writing a book that publicizes parts of my life previously unknown to the world, from being an abuse...

In these troubled times, we can find hope in the strength we hold within. A personal reflection.

Pekuach nefesh is a fundamental principle of Judaism that deals with balancing quality of life with life's commitments, especially religious

Pekuach nefesh is a fundamental principle of Judaism that deals with balancing quality of life with life's commitments, especially religious

Imagine... A young woman steps into the limelight, preparing to speak about a cause she’s extremely passionate about. There’s only one...

This week, I went to an international conference on school choice and education reform in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida as a speaker on a panel...

After being (re)diagnosed with autism recently (I'm AuDHD, meaning autistic + ADHD ), I have learned so much about neurodivergence,...