Statistics
1 in 4 Jewish women in this country, and 1 in 6 Jewish men, is Facebook friends with a Kohenet.
Every 18 seconds, a Jewish woman reads a psalm, somewhere in the world.
At this moment, twenty people are listening to an album by Taya Shere;
100,000 people are dancing barefoot;
20,000 people are taking naps in hammocks;
and 50,000 women are delighting in their bodies, connecting intimately with their lovers.
600 people are writing thank-you notes in Hebrew;
five women are chanting from the Torah for the first time;
and 100 pairs are studying feminist midrash in hevruta.
Last Shabbat, 8,000 children heard men talking about God/dess in the feminine, from the bimah.
At this moment, 2,000 women and 84 men are crocheting colorful kippot while sitting in class, in meetings, or on busses;
and 150 fetuses are inside of women who are studying Talmud.
4 out of 5 Jewish children, and 1 out of 3 non-Jewish children, has been to a Tu Bish'vat seder.
By the time he has reached the age of bar mitzvah, one in six boys has made challah with his father.
In the time that it took you to read this, a Jewish feminist has created another name for the Divine.
Every 18 seconds, a Jewish woman reads a psalm, somewhere in the world.
At this moment, twenty people are listening to an album by Taya Shere;
100,000 people are dancing barefoot;
20,000 people are taking naps in hammocks;
and 50,000 women are delighting in their bodies, connecting intimately with their lovers.
600 people are writing thank-you notes in Hebrew;
five women are chanting from the Torah for the first time;
and 100 pairs are studying feminist midrash in hevruta.
Last Shabbat, 8,000 children heard men talking about God/dess in the feminine, from the bimah.
At this moment, 2,000 women and 84 men are crocheting colorful kippot while sitting in class, in meetings, or on busses;
and 150 fetuses are inside of women who are studying Talmud.
4 out of 5 Jewish children, and 1 out of 3 non-Jewish children, has been to a Tu Bish'vat seder.
By the time he has reached the age of bar mitzvah, one in six boys has made challah with his father.
In the time that it took you to read this, a Jewish feminist has created another name for the Divine.

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