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Alte Zachen / Old Things by Ziggy Hanaor
Alte Zachen / Old Things by Ziggy Hanaor
Illustrator: Benjamin Phillips A beautifully illustrated and presented intergenerational graphic novel that follows 11-year-old Benji and his elderly grandmother, Bubbe Rosa, as they traverse Brooklyn and Manhattan, gathering the ingredients for a Friday night dinner.
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When âHomeâ Felt Like âHellâÂ
High fructose corn syrup
Pans that have been used one million times
Thrift store kitchen table
Must. be. Stable.
Crying dog
Carpet laid in garage
Peeking out broken windows
Piano which resembles my insides
Silent keys feel like burnt lungs
Half-full bar
Another thrift store table
Dirty pillowcases in bags
And dirty socks, too
Creaking staircase
Condensation on window
Mold in mason jars
Hand-me-down mattress
Blue tile that would be nice if it were anywhere but here
Hair clogged drain
Rotten fruit
Religious bullshit
Bleach next to tampons
Cashmere room spray
The sound of box fans has never gone away
Childhood photos where you will find
Forced smiles and invisible chains
Hiding under blankets
Mint
And
Creme brulee
Sisters new nicotine addiction
You are the star of your own show!
Homelessness
My heart breaks for the one I love
Nowhere to go
Clothes in boxes
Grandma's house
Friends couch
I know it all too well
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An account by another former author with RRPI. It should be the first post on his author page.
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Author Benjamin Phillips
We are so excited to interview emerging author Benjamin Phillips today. His writing style is unique and interesting, and we hope youâll enjoy this interview as much as we did.
Name: Benjamin W. Phillips Genre: Adult, Young Adult, New Adult, Fantasy, Science Fiction
Benjamin Phillips, author
Email: [email protected]
Born September 4th. Raised in Minnesota. Moved to California at the ageâŚ
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FSU-connected Taglit-Birthright Israel participants understand being Jewish differently than other North American participants do. Before their trip, the FSU-connected are more likely to say that being Jewish means being part of a nationality or ethnic group and less likely to say that it means being part of a religious group. In addition, FSU-connected participants are more likely to say that being Jewish involves caring about Israel and less likely to say that it involves celebrating Jewish holidays or attending synagogue. These responses reveal that participants with FSU connections have a more national and less religious conception of Jewishness than other participants. Similarly, before their Taglit-Birthright Israel trip, FSU-connected participants feel more connected to Israel and Jewish history than do other participants.
Shain, M., Phillips, B., & Saxe, L. (2011). Understanding the Jewish identity and experiences of Russian-speaking young adults: A study of the Taglit-Birthright Israel generation. p. 19 [x]
âThe lack of Jewish education during childhood bears on FSU-connected [Taglit-Birthright Israel] participantsâ comfort with Jewishness as young adults, according to focus group participants.
I didnât grow up around that and it makes me feel a little awkward and weird. As much as I would love to explore my Judaism, itâs sort of like really awkward to put a foot in at twenty-five and be like, âI canât even read that. Youâll have to help me.â Like I donât know whatâs going on. (Focus group, Brooklyn, NY)
Jewish education by itself is not, however, sufficient to ensure comfort in the Jewish community. FSU-connected participants do not have the same experiences of home-based Jewish ritual as many of their North American Jewish peers, and this gap puts them at a disadvantage. . . . It appears ritual practice while growing up is important in building Jewish literacy and a feeling of belonging.â
-- Shain, M., Phillips, B., & Saxe, L. (2011). Understanding the Jewish identity and experiences of Russian-speaking young adults: A study of the Taglit-Birthright Israel generation. p. 17 [x]
