Finally...if you're in the Bay Area this week, please join a few of our editors and Bundists at a casual happy hour in San Francisco 6.17. See the poster below
And if you're going to KlexCummington, editor Miri Villerius will lead a workshop on Yiddish Op-Sec: cultural autonomy as community safety
Finally...if you're in the Bay Area this week, please join a few of our editors and Bundists at a casual happy hour in San Francisco 6.17. See the poster below
And if you're going to KlexCummington, editor Miri Villerius will lead a workshop on Yiddish Op-Sec: cultural autonomy as community safety
the current geopolitical situation is bad for everybody but I do hope the Israelis waking up to what Americans have known-- that Trump is a deranged moron who shouldn't be counted upon for anything but to shit his pants and fuck everything up-- stay woke
Professor Lichtenstein's speech is prefaced by an introduction by Der Spekter editor Alex Lantsberg who connects the pressure on the labor movement, both Jewish and gentile, to labor's internal struggles to oppose South African apartheid and embrace immigrant rights.
Did someone say pride?
Available in the Der Spekter store at derspekter.bigcartel.com soon!
Us>them
Our Pride Bundy stickers are here and they'll be in the store soon!
Sholem aleykhem khaverim. We hope you had a wonderful weekend and have recovered from your celebrations if you're a Knicks fan.
Our first essay retraces author Shulamit Ber Levtov's lifelong journey from a X-tian Zionist household through various movement to moral and political consistency.
Khaverim at the @workerscircle.bsky.social did something great!
Check out this Yiddish Pride Vocabulary. Hoping to see one in Ladino too!
The second piece is a speech originally delivered by labor historian Nelson Lichtenstein at a meeting of the Northern California chapter of the Jewish Labor Committee retraces Bundists' crucial role in its formation and articulates the institutional challenges from a new generation of Jewish workers
