And Jews who wear kippot, tsitsit, or other external symbols.

His victims knew it was wrong. You can't just say "oh he was a man of his time" without acknowledging that all the people he enslaved were also people of their time and they knew it was wrong.

I'm always so curious about how your drawings come together. They always remind me of Coast Salish art or the Pictish beast, and I always wonder about your artistic process.

I always read that book as very generous to people with faith, while skewering the institutions that exploit them. It could easily have veered into "sky daddy" territory, but Pratchett is far too sensitive and humane for that.

Parashat Vayera is a parsha of parents betraying their children by deciding that other perceived obligations matter more.

Yes, but they were made without them

Listen I love LOTR so much and always will but there is simply no getting around the fact that the dwarves are Tolkien's stand-ins for Jews and they are literally children of a lesser god and lack souls.

A new and exciting take on the traditional dressing, all the way from exotic Côte-St-Luc!