Jewish Theological Seminary

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Forwarded email titled "One Person's Response to Communal Fear 5.28.20," containing a "Wagon Wheel Census" tally and a reflective essay on the murder of George Floyd and themes of Torah and leadership.One Person's Response to Communal Fear 5.28.20 Institution Collection
Screenshot of a forwarded email chain from July 2020, including correspondence between David Kraemer, Morris Allen, and Phyllis Gorin discussing a COVID-19 archive and personal reflections on current events.One Person's Response to Communal Fear 6.1.20 Institution Collection
Forwarded email dated July 15, 2020, containing a June 2, 2020 message titled "One Person's Response to Communal Fear," reflecting on Kristallnacht's anniversary and recent events following George Floyd's death.One Person's Response to Communal Fear 6.2.20 Institution Collection
Forwarded email titled "One Person's Response to Communal Fear 6.3.20," dated June 2020, reflecting on pandemic routines, walking boundaries, and remote work during COVID-19 lockdown.One Person's Response to Communal Fear 6.3.20 Institution Collection
Forwarded email chain dated July 2020, containing a June 2020 message titled "One Person's Response to Communal Fear," with a wagon wheel census tally and a personal reflection on confronting antisemitism and racism within Jewish community life.One Person's Response to Communal Fear 6.4.20 Institution Collection
Forwarded email dated July 15, 2020, containing a June 5, 2020 message titled "One Person's Response to Communal Fear," reflecting on grief, clergy, and George Floyd's death.One Person's Response to Communal Fear 6.5.20 Institution Collection
Forwarded email dated July 15, 2020, containing an original message from Morris Allen titled "One Person's Response to Communal Fear," reflecting on grief, policy, and reactions to George Floyd's death.One Person's Response to Communal Fear 6.8.2 Institution Collection
Forwarded email from David Kraemer containing a 1984 cross-country road trip narrative titled "One Person's Response to Communal Fear," with a wagon wheel census of vehicles and travelers observed.One Person's Response to Communal Fear 6.15.20 Institution Collection
Forwarded email from David Kraemer dated July 15, 2020, containing a message titled "One Person's Response to Communal Fear 6.16.20" by Morris Allen discussing a Supreme Court LGBTQ ruling and Jewish textual interpretation.One Person's Response to Communal Fear 6.16.20 Institution Collection
Screenshot of a forwarded email dated June 17, 2020, titled "One Person's Response to Communal Fear," containing a personal reflection on Jewish identity and communal responsibility.One Person's Response to Communal Fear 6.17.20 Institution Collection
Scanned email forwarding a 1973 Watergate-themed reflection titled "One Person's Response to Communal Fear," featuring a neighborhood "Wagon Wheel Census" tally and commentary on Alexander Porter Butterfield.One Person's Response to Communal Fear 6.18.20 Institution Collection
Forwarded email dated July 15, 2020, containing Morris Allen's June 19, 2020 newsletter "One Person's Response to Communal Fear," discussing a WWII-era letter and Juneteenth reflections.One Person's Response to Communal Fear 6.19.20. Special Edition Institution Collection
Forwarded email chain featuring a reflective letter titled "One Person's Response to Communal Fear," recounting personal memories of Rabbi Paul Drazen on the anniversary of his death, dated June and July 2020.One Person's Response to Communal Fear 6.22.20 Institution Collection
Scanned forwarded email titled "One Person's Response to Communal Fear 6.23.20," featuring a personal essay by a rabbi reflecting on empathy, his grandmother, and a neighborhood census taken during the pandemic.One Person's Response to Communal Fear 6.23.20 Institution Collection
Forwarded email chain containing a personal essay titled "One Person's Response to Communal Fear," dated June 24, 2020, reflecting on letters, family history, and pandemic-era daily observations.One Person's Response to Communal Fear 6.24.20 Institution Collection
Forwarded email from Morris Allen dated June 25, 2020, titled "One Person's Response to Communal Fear," featuring a wagon wheel census and numbered responses about preserving family letters.One Person's Response to Communal Fear. 6.25.20 Institution Collection
Forwarded email from David Kraemer containing Morris Allen's June 26, 2020 letter "One Person's Response to Communal Fear," reflecting on COVID-19 precautions and a trip to a North Shore cabin.One Person's Response to Communal Fear 6.26.20 Institution Collection
A grassy lakeside property framed by tall pine and birch trees, with outdoor chairs, a bench, and a paved driveway, overlooking a calm lake beneath a pale sky.One Person's Response to Communal Fear 6.26.20 (image) Institution Collection
Forwarded email from David Kraemer containing Morris Allen's reflection "One Person's Response to Communal Fear," dated June 29, 2020, discussing Shabbat, community, and a lakeside retreat.One Person's Response to Communal Fear 6.29.20 Institution Collection
Forwarded email chain featuring a reflection titled "One Person's Response to Communal Fear," discussing Confederate monuments, the Golden Calf story, and an essay by Caroline Randall Williams.One Person's Response to Communal Fear 6.30.20 Institution Collection
Forwarded email from David Kraemer containing Morris Allen's July 2020 reflection "One Person's Response to Communal Fear," featuring a neighborhood wagon wheel census and discussion of pandemic life and faith.One Person's Response to Communal Fear 7.1.20 Institution Collection
Screenshot of a forwarded email titled "One Person's Response to Communal Fear 7.2.20," opening with a "Wagon Wheel Census" tally followed by paragraphs reflecting on immigrant rights, Jewish history, and economic hardship.One Person's Response to Communal Fear 7.2.20 Institution Collection
A white Van Hool charter bus marked with the number 2 and a sign in its window, parked outdoors with a person standing beside it near trees.One Person's Response to Communal Fear 7.2.20 (image) Institution Collection
Screenshot of a forwarded email dated July 15, 2020, containing Morris Allen's essay "One Person's Response to Communal Fear," reflecting on Frederick Douglass's July 4th speech and Juneteenth.One Person's Response to Communal Fear 7.3.20 Institution Collection
Screenshot of a forwarded email dated July 15, 2020, containing a message titled "One Person's Response to Communal Fear 7.6.20," discussing racial representation statistics and referencing a New York Times Magazine article on America's caste system.One Person's Response to Communal Fear 7.6.20 Institution Collection