Please Don’t “Shalom” Your Supermarket Jew
I love being stalked by strangers eager to say hi to me in a foreign language because of my religion. Said no one, anywhere, ever.
I’m Not a Mac #17–The Agony and the Agony of My iPad Pro
On why I’m considering breaking up with Apple and becoming an Android and Windows user again.
Just Shoot You
I don’t think Trump was an accident. I think we got exactly what we wanted–and deserved.
Living in Un-Trump Tower
Everybody is different, yet everybody is the same. Is the most politically dangerous statement in the world.
The Great Unsubscribing
There are better ways to #resist and fight the good fight than living from online petition to online petition.
The Tyranny of #MeToo
Anyone who thinks the experience of male victims of sexual predation is invalid because we are male victims is welcome to go back in time and have my experiences for me. Because I would prefer to not to have those memories myself.
Las Manos, Brazos, Pies, y Piernas
This year, I didn’t just reconnect with my Hispanic heritage. I also grew my own seatbelt for rapid-fire Caribbean Spanish.
Preckwinkle’s Pop-Tax Political Faceplant
Preckwinkle should have learned from the foie-gras controversy of a decade ago: in the Chicago region, standing between locals and their favorite foods is a dangerous place to be.
The Blessing For Making Me Hispanic
This summer, I opened the door to my family’s secrets in order to reclaim my heritage. Hi, my name is Michael Doyle, and I’m a Hispanic American.
Rethinking Rabbi Schaalman’s Yom Kippur
On Yom Kippur 2012, Rabbi Herman Schaalman, Z”l, suggested it was time for Jews to walk away from the Day of Atonement. Five years later, I agree with him.