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Gregg Levine

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Reporter/Editor/Analyst | Flâneur/gadabout/gimlet eye | bys @NewYorker @TheNation @Guardian @NewRepublic @AJAM | 2020 Alicia Patterson Foundation fellow.
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I had ‘to be in the room where it happens’

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By Gregg Levine
| Cleveland Jewish News Verified
I have long been an activist who believes in the power of marching, protesting and civic engagement. As a teenager, I marched for the freedom of Soviet Jews. I helped carry the AIDS quilt as friends and loved ones died. I marched for LGBTQ rights in Washington, D.C. I joined the National Council of Jewish Women before Roe v. Wade was overturned. A month after Oct. 7, 223, I stood in D.C. with 300,000 others in support of Israel.
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With Pride month over, there is still much work to be done

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By Gregg Levine
| Cleveland Jewish News Verified
As Pride month came to an end in June, it’s appropriate to explore Cleveland’s LGBTQ+ community’s past, present and possible future. Forty years ago, a small group of closeted, nervous, but committed gay Jews, who wanted to find our place in the Jewish community, created Cleveland’s first LGBTQ+ synagogue, Chevrei Tikvah, or Friends of Hope. At that time, there were no institutions, congregations, rabbis or teachers in medium-sized Midwestern towns like Cleveland openly welcoming gay Jews.
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Supreme Court has kept Israel a free and democratic society

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By Gregg Levine
| Cleveland Jewish News Verified
I am a proud Zionist. I love Israel deeply. Over the last six years, I’ve been to Eretz Yisrael four times. Mostly, those trips have been with non-Jews, many of them community leaders from diverse backgrounds. I have proudly shared the miracle of Israel. Israelis with the help of Jews from all over the world, have built a thriving, secure and safe Jewish homeland guided and growing as a dynamic democracy.
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