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^A million times this
[image description] two tweets from user @TheRaDR Rabbi Danya Ruttenberg. The first tweet has two photos, one showing a person with dark hair wearing a blue shirt and a blue cloth mask over a white mask. Behind the person is a crowd carrying signs, standing in a grassy area behind metal barriers. The second photo shows the crowd in the background, several press or other media workers with equipment in front of them, and in the foreground a flight of metal stairs, possibly to a stage. First tweet text: I was supposed to co-MC the @NCJW #JewishReproRally. There are a lot of reasons why that was going to feel important to me - a lot. But I'm sick & it wouldn't be safe for others if I held that space. So I am here double masked, saying ABORTION JUSTICE IS A JEWISH VALUE, MOFOS. Second tweet text: The turnout is amazing and I am so proud of the Jewish community for turning out.
Now. Jews. Bringing it.
This is the start. [end image description]
Abortion access is a necessity for Jews to have religious freedom.
So. We're now in the Jewish month of Elul, the month leading up to Rosh Hashana. It's a time to traditionally do a deep accounting of the soul, to understand who we are and work to make repairs that must be made. A thread on this work, useful for anybody (not just Jews).
— Rabbi Danya Ruttenberg (@TheRaDR) August 13, 2018
(via http://twitter.com/TheRaDR/status/1028993503857131520)
#MeToo, #Yitro and TheRaDR
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Before I begin, I want to be very clear that I’m offering a drash by another rabbi, Rabbi Danya Ruttenberg, aka @TheRaDR. You can learn about her and her work at her website.
This morning Rabbi Ruttenberg published a thread on Twitter about Moses and #MeToo, a drash on Parashat #Yitro, this week’s Torah portion. My reaction to this thread was something along the lines of…
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