Decades after the character's 1966 debut, writer Christopher Priest created a twist in the storyline that some may find surprising

Now on shop bookshelves, the award-winning author's new book is a wild ride that includes culinary history, recipes and personal experiences of Jews of African descent in America

Nate Looney, who is working on diversity efforts at the Jewish Federations of North America, has firsthand experience of the struggles to belong faced by some Jews of color

Just six when her city roiled in racism, a Jew of color offers an audio personal account of the upheaval three decades later

With support of friends and interested strangers, researcher Henry Sapoznik dedicates memorial for lauded Yiddish performer Thomas LaRue Jones, who was buried in a potter's field

Making history on two fronts, the newly-elected Green Party head Annamie Paul shows Jews there's nothing to be afraid of on the far left while vowing to expel hidden anti-Semites

Black Orthodox Rabbi Shais Rishon examines Judaism's foundational text with an eye on race and gender within the framework of tradition

Star of 'Live and Let Die' who also featured in 'Alien' and in a movie about Israel's Operation Entebbe, described in the past how Judaism was a guiding force in his life

Prominent Black athletes come together for event with rabbi of Pittsburgh’s Tree of Life synagogue after a number of incidents in the sporting world

In this week’s Behind the Headlines, for ToI Community members, a lively panel conversation with three unique voices on circles of trust between two beleaguered American peoples