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Jamie Geller

Israel, New York
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There's No Such Thing as a Bad Jew

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By Jamie Geller
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Melinda Strauss is one of the original voices of Jewish TikTok, the person millions of strangers turn to when they want to know what Shabbat is, or why she shuts her phone off for 25 hours a week. When we sat down to talk, she shared the four words people constantly tell her, triggering an important conversation: "I'm a bad Jew." Melinda said people say it to her all the time. They walk up to her, a little sheepish, and confess it like a sin. I don't keep kosher the right way. I don't cover my hair.
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The Boy Who Couldn't Say His Own Name

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By Jamie Geller
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I have a son who has a slight stutter. So when I sat down with Hillel, I was a mother looking for answers and understanding. . Hillel grew up with a stutter and overcame it two and a half years ago. "Since then," he told me, "my life has completely changed." Before the Words Got Stuck Hillel grew up in a Sephardic synagogue that put children front and center leading prayers. He loved it — it was the highlight of his week. Then, around fourth or fifth grade, his voice began to fail him.
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From the French Riviera to Jerusalem: Mia Adler's Modest Fashion Journey

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By Jamie Geller
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There's no way you're not Jewish. That's what a group of Israeli girlfriends told Mia Adler on a trip to India, years before she ever considered herself Jewish at all. Mia grew up in the south of France with no connection to Jewish life. She didn't know her father had Jewish roots until that trip, when her new friends noticed something familiar in her and pressed her to explain it.
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