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Stephanie Kutner

Las Vegas
As seen in: HuffPost, Al Jazeera English, The Jerusalem Post, Jewish Telegraphic Agency, Las Vegas Sun, Guardian Liberty Voice, Desert Companion, Philadelphia Jewish Exponent, The Culture-ist, St. Louis Jewish Light and
Covers:  Belarus, gardening, labor, literature, history, antisemitism, Judaism, self-sufficiency, Las Vegas
Words in Kweli Journal, AJ English, J-Post, JTA News, Huff Po, Desert Companion, Helen Lit Mag and elsewhere. She/her. New Zine: Hapax

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Vegas writer and activist. Work in Kweli Journal, AJ English, Jerusalem Post, JTA News, Desert Companion, Huff Po and elsewhere. Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/stephaniekutner

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In a new era of American nativism, language is our only homeland

In a new era of American nativism, language is our only homeland

Anti-Semitism is the oldest conspiracy theory and as such, all others are stoked with it. Whether it is the R…

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Staying sane during coronavirus by reclaiming an age-old Jewish tradition

Staying sane during coronavirus by reclaiming an age-old Jewish tradition

CHICAGO - As the world grapples with the coronavirus pandemic, we're all tasked with slowing its spread throu…

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I'm staying sane during the pandemic by reclaiming an age-old Jewish tradition: baking bread - Je...

I'm staying sane during the pandemic by reclaiming an age-old Jewish tradition: baking bread - Je...

CHICAGO ( JTA) - As the world grapples with the coronavirus pandemic, we're all tasked with slowing its sprea…

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Open Topic: 'Trying Not to Fail Them'

Open Topic: 'Trying Not to Fail Them'

Notes on the life of an adjunct instructor, and on the lives of her studentsI am an adjunct English instructo…

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What It Feels Like To Be Part Of The First U.S. Generation Worse Off Than Their Parents

What It Feels Like To Be Part Of The First U.S. Generation Worse Off Than Their Parents

Every day I am somehow reminded that I am a part of the first American generation to have it worse than my pa…

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7 Journalists from Around the World to Remember For World Press Freedom Day - Culture-ist

7 Journalists from Around the World to Remember For World Press Freedom Day - Culture-ist

World Press Freedom Day falls on Sunday, May 3rd and was established in 2004 in order to celebrate and protec…

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In a new era of American nativism, language is our only homeland

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By Stephanie Kutner
| Al Jazeera English Verified
Anti-Semitism is the oldest conspiracy theory and as such, all others are stoked with it. Whether it is the Rothschilds (wealthy Hungarian Jewish financiers) controlling the weather, George Soros the global economy or Jews, in general, the "liberal media" - all these conspiracies feel interchangeable in 2020. The New York Times, which I (as a Jew) supposedly control, recently published a piece on "Jewish Genius" that promoted race science with its claims of Jews' intellectual superiority.
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Opinion | I’m staying sane during the pandemic by reclaiming an age-old Jewish tradition: baking bread

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By Stephanie Kutner
| Philadelphia Jewish Exponent Verified
Before and after: Preparing the dough for traditional challah loaves (Getty Images/Shannon Sarna) By Stephanie Kutner / JTA As the world grapples with the coronavirus pandemic, we’re all tasked with slowing its spread through social isolation. That’s not necessarily a big ask for someone like me. I can deal with people in short bursts but, for the most part, I’m profoundly introverted. Sometimes one interaction a day is enough to sustain me — or overwhelm me.
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Staying sane during coronavirus by reclaiming an age-old Jewish tradition

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By Stephanie Kutner, Yaakov Katz Verified, Liat Collins Verified, Ehud Olmert
| The Jerusalem Post Verified
I don’t know how much worse things will get this year, but I do know I did with bread what I rarely manage to do with words. By STEPHANIE KUTNER/JTA MARCH 21, 2020 07:20 Hala bread (photo credit: Wikimedia Commons) CHICAGO — As the world grapples with the coronavirus pandemic, we’re all tasked with slowing its spread through social isolation. That’s not necessarily a big ask for someone like me. I can deal with people in short bursts but, for the most part, I’m profoundly introverted.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

Freelancer, I've always been a freelancer, unofficial, mostly op-ed writer

Who's your favorite fictional journalist?

Hunter S. Thompson because Ibogaine, and also, I'm from Vegas

What does it mean to be a journalist?

To be a real-time historian and one of the last watch dogs of democracy
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