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Jewelry worn by Jewish brides from Herat, Afghanistan and Bukhara, Uzbekistan, respectively
Tel Aviv Pride
Photo by Dave Schwartz
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Johnny Abush, the creator and curator of the first LGBT+ Jewish archive, leads Queer Yiddishists at a pride parade circa. early 1990s.
Abush died of AIDs on November 26, 2000/Cheshvan 28, 5761, may his memory be a blessing.
new alignment: Chaotic Jewish
when u, a jew, r a bit weird and stick it to society bc Fuck That, also usually really tall or really short
examples: Taika Waititi, Jeff Goldblum, Carrie Fisher
Cindy: Hey… can I be a Jew?
Rabbi: No.
Cindy: Can I be a Jew?
Rabbi: No.
Cindy: Can I be a Jew?
Rabbi: You really want this? Sincerely? Not ‘cause this one’s trying to blackmail me for something stupid when I was 19 or for broccoli with your dinner? What is this for you?
Cindy: Honestly, I think I found my people. I was raised in a church where I was told to believe and pray. And if I was bad, I’d go to hell. And if I was good, I’d go to heaven. And if I’d ask Jesus, he’d forgive me and that was that. And here y’all are sayin’ ain’t no hell. Ain’t sure about heaven. And if you do something wrong, you got to figure it out yourself. And as far as God’s concerned, it’s your job to keep asking questions and to keep learning and to keep arguing. It’s like a verb. It’s like … you do God. And that’s a lot of work, but I think I’m in, as least as far as I can see it. I mean, maybe I’ll learn more and say fuck the whole thing, I mean, but I wanna learn more, and I think I gotta be in it to do that. You know… Does that make sense? Shit, did I just talk myself out of it?
Rabbi: Ask me again.
Cindy: Can I be a Jew?
Rabbi: Yes.
I cried so hard during this scene.
First of all, this is beautiful.
Second of all, as a contextual note, the rabbi said no for a reason. In Jewish conversion, one of the steps is that you must be discouraged at least three times. This comes from the story of Ruth, where Naomi told her not to follow her back to the Jewish tribe three times before giving in.
Third of all, this is beautiful.
Adrienne KILLED it in those scenes. I wept with her!
“It’s like a verb.” She wants to work on her faith continuously and that was gorgeous and so honest.
THIS WAS SO IMPORTANT DO U UNDERSTAND. We aren’t a people who actively convert people. You’ll never see a Jewish person try to convert you. We believe in everyone’s right to believe what they want. But it was so nice to see someone who wasn’t raised in it be able to see value in my faith. I have never seen anything like that on tv before
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reblog if you ARE a gay jew, SUPPORT gay jews, or ENJOY punching homophobic nazis
gays are funnier than straights and jews are funnier than goyim so like. gay jews are literally the funniest people alive. you are all quite welcome
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Jewish retirees in South Beach, Miami, Florida. Photographs by Gay Block.
“In 1982 I fell in love with the old people of South Miami Beach. They were the bubbes and zeydes I wish I had. These were pensioners living on social security checks in one-room apartments, telling stories of their lives and their children.”
This is so relatable.