T’ruah means a shout, a battle cry for justice, a joyful noise that calls us toward collective liberation.
I was honored to celebrate the work of Rabbi Jill Jacobs and @truahrabbis at their gala. This year’s honorees, including New York’s own Gili Getz, remind us that solidarity is a practice.
As Tehillim teaches: “Fortunate are the ones who know this joyful shout.”
Grateful to be in this struggle for justice alongside you.
Just went to a hipster coffee shop in LA. In between sipping from pineapple Kool-Aid jars and munching on green fried drumsticks, customers expressed indignation at Trump for not bombing Iran in response to this recent Kuwait airport attack.
For the first time yesterday, I experienced the new @alamodrafthouse QR code ordering system and I can tell you it’s truly awful. Rather than making ordering food and drink more efficient, it actually adds steps to the process AND if you want to order additional items during the film you HAVE to open your phone. No, your cute reference to that irony in your How To Alamo video doesn’t negate how ridiculous this is. Please don’t cut corners with your staff and revert back to physical menus and order cards.