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Thank you for the revealing review.

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Oct 10, 2022Liked by Jason Steinhauer

Emilia laments that it’s as though the people in the pictures have died twice. First, they die; then they are forgotten....so true. You should see the intergenerational disputes at my family kitchen table. My parents, Soviet jewish immigrants, and their youngest daughter, my sister, born in the US, who went to very progressive Pomona College.

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Oct 10, 2022Liked by Jason Steinhauer

In case it's of interest, Rabbi provided a view of why Jewish folk need to think over the course of millennia rather than decades or even generations. I liken it to my journey to recovery from chronic pain post covid. https://awaymessage.substack.com/p/enter-label-an-ode-to-the-invisible

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It may not have the popularity of Hamilton, but it sounds more historically real. Sometimes the light gets in, and playwrights actually have something substantial to say.

Without this context, the whole issue of Palestine is missed.

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