Central Florida's Independent Jewish Voice
Central Florida's Independent Jewish Voice
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(Kveller via JTA)-"The Nazis were bad people who didn't like Jews," I heard myself saying to my 3-year-old. I immediately questioned this rather disappointing explanation. Bad people? What does that mean? Haven't my wife and I always told our child that people aren't "bad" or "good," even if they do bad or good things? And isn't "didn't like Jews" rather an understatement? But, then, what exactly should you tell such a young child about the Holocaust? I was in this predicament because of "The... Full story
(Kveller via JTA)—It’s a truth universally acknowledged that if you have a child, random strangers will talk to you. They will comment on your child’s looks or behavior or on your parenting skills, or they’ll tell you about their own children, or they’ll offer unasked-for advice. Sometimes the best response is to politely yet briefly engage, then move on. Sometimes the conversation actually is interesting and you want to chat more. Sometimes it’s worth speaking up and pointing out the idiocy/offensiveness of what they’re saying. And sometimes... Full story
