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Celeste Marcus

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Washington, D.C.
As seen in: Liberties Journal of Culture and Politics, Not A Dialogue, Required Reading from Liberties, The New York Times, Washington Post Opinions, Morning Call (The New Statesman), Substack, Haaretz, New York Review of Books, The Salt Lake Tribune, The New Statesman, Hachette Book Group (HBG) and
Author of a biography of Chaim Soutine; Executive editor @readliberties - pitch me at celeste@libertiesjournal.com; 🇮🇱🇵🇸
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DC Salon: What is the difference between History and The Past?

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By Celeste Marcus Verified
| luma.com
​Every month Liberties Journal hosts a Salon at which attendees together ask and answer a provocative question inspired by a recent or upcoming essay in Liberties. ​This month’s DC Salon will be Thursday, September 3rd. Doors will open at 6:30 PM, the Salon will begin at 7:00 and last for an hour. ​The Salon theme What is the difference between History and The Past? was inspired by Linda Kinstler's essay "The Olive Branch of Oblivion" which was published in the Spring 2024 issue of Liberties.
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Opinion: Cutting your parents off isn’t the answer

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By Celeste Marcus Verified
| The Salt Lake Tribune Verified
I grew up in a politically conservative Orthodox Jewish community that taught its members that gay marriage should be illegal — and that a religious gay marriage was a contradiction in terms. My parents learned I was a lesbian when I introduced them to the woman I intended to marry. I was 28. My father took it badly. He believed that a union with another woman would make it hard, impossible perhaps, to have a meaningful Jewish life and a healthy, happy family.
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Friends Wanted Me to Cut Off My Father. They Were Wrong.

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By Celeste Marcus Verified
| The New York Times Verified
Friends Wanted Me to Cut Off My Father. They Were Wrong. CreditCredit...Lilli Carré Ms. Marcus is the executive editor of Liberties. I grew up in a politically conservative Orthodox Jewish community that taught its members that gay marriage should be illegal — and that a religious gay marriage was a contradiction in terms. My parents learned I was a lesbian when I introduced them to the woman I intended to marry. I was 28. My father took it badly.
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