Amid rising antisemitism, the vivid language of Yiddish makes a comeback
Interest is also surging in other aspects of Jewish culture, with a Borscht Belt Museum in upstate New York celebrating the Catskills’ golden era.
Antisemitismus in der Sprache – Jemand sagt «Mischpoke» – ist das antisemitisch? | Tages-Anzeiger
AntisemitismTantsn Aoyf Ash
Warum Jiddisch nicht in deutsche Münder und Klezmer wieder den Jüd*innen gehört, beantwortet Debora Antmann.
The Politics of Hebrew and Yiddish: Zionism and Transnationalism
One of the great linguistic miracles of the twentieth century was the revival of Hebrew, a language that hadn’t been used as a spoken vernacular...
We’re here, we’re queer, we’re Yiddish: LGBTQ stories, and silences, in the Forward archives
When it comes to LGBTQ Jews, our archives echo with vanished histories.