AprilStorms

I went to this fantastic book talk about LGBTQ Jewish Holocaust history with Dr. Anna Hájková and the Museum of Jewish Heritage a few weeks ago. One of the first stories was from the founder of the [Lesbian Herstory Archives](https://lesbianherstoryarchives.org), Joan Nestle (born in 1940 and still kicking!). One evening as she was beginning the project, a group of women at her kitchen table looked around and realized that not only were they all lesbians and all middle-aged, but they were all Jewish! One of the women was not only Jewish, but a survivor of the Holocaust and then spoke about having read The Well of Loneliness back in Poland before the war, and how that book (one of the first

I went to this fantastic book talk about LGBTQ Jewish Holocaust history with Dr. Anna Hájková and the Museum of Jewish Heritage a few weeks ago. One of the first stories was from the founder of the Lesbian Herstory Archives, Joan Nestle (born in 1940 and still kicking!). One evening as she was beginning the project, a group of women at her kitchen table looked around and realized that not only were they all lesbians and all middle-aged, but they were all Jewish! One of the women was not only Jewish, but a survivor of the Holocaust and then spoke about having read The Well of Loneliness back in Poland before the war, and how that book (one of the first b

I'm not involved with making the census, but I fill it out every year. It is for people who are not entirely, always, only binary male or female and aims to record what words we use for ourselves and such.

I’ve been cycling through all my playlists because nothing sounds right and would love to discover some new music. Particularly from artists who embrace their Jewish and Israeli fans.

Some artists I’ve enjoyed in the past include:

- Morningsiders
- The Strike
- The Unlikely Candidates
- Of Monsters and Men
- Dolly Parton
- Shania Twain
- Haim
- Noah Kahan
- Bastille
- Imagine Dragons
- MisterWives
- WILD