Jewish Theological Seminary

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Forwarded email dated July 15, 2020, containing a June 8, 2020 message from Morris Allen reflecting on communal grief, policy decisions, and policing reform following George Floyd's death.One Person's Response to Communal Fear 6.8.2 Institution File Format
Forwarded email titled "One Person's Response to Communal Fear 6.15.20," containing a wagon wheel census and a narrative comparing a 1984 cross-country trip with one taken in June 2020 during COVID-19.One Person's Response to Communal Fear 6.15.20 Institution File Format
Forwarded email chain dated July 2020 containing a message titled "One Person's Response to Communal Fear," discussing the Supreme Court's 2020 ruling extending Civil Rights Act protections to LGBTQ employees and reflecting on textualism through a rabbinic lens.One Person's Response to Communal Fear 6.16.20 Institution File Format
Screenshot of a forwarded email dated June 17, 2020, titled "One Person's Response to Communal Fear," featuring a "Wagon Wheel Census" tally and a personal essay about Jewish identity and upbringing.One Person's Response to Communal Fear 6.17.20 Institution File Format
Forwarded email dated July 15, 2020, containing a June 18, 2020 message titled "One Person's Response to Communal Fear," featuring a neighborhood census tally and reflections on Watergate figure Alexander Porter Butterfield.One Person's Response to Communal Fear 6.18.20 Institution File Format
Forwarded email dated July 15, 2020, containing Morris Allen's June 19, 2020 reflection titled "One Person's Response to Communal Fear," discussing racial inequality, WWII service, and a letter from a Jewish soldier to his wife in 1944.One Person's Response to Communal Fear 6.19.20. Special Edition Institution File Format
Forwarded email from David Kraemer containing a message titled "One Person's Response to Communal Fear 6.22.20," reflecting on the deaths of Rabbi Paul Drazen and Elaine Hartsman amid COVID-19.One Person's Response to Communal Fear 6.22.20 Institution File Format
Scanned email forward dated July 15, 2020, containing a personal essay titled "One Person's Response to Communal Fear 6.23.20" with a "Wagon Wheel Census" tally and reflections on a rabbi's childhood memories of his grandmother in Denver.One Person's Response to Communal Fear 6.23.20 Institution File Format
Screenshot of a forwarded email titled "One Person's Response to Communal Fear 6.24.20," containing a wagon wheel census and a personal reflection on preserving family letters.One Person's Response to Communal Fear 6.24.20 Institution File Format
Forwarded email chain dated July 2020, featuring a "Wagon Wheel Census" tally and a reflective message about preserving old letters, followed by numbered personal responses to a question about family history and memory.One Person's Response to Communal Fear. 6.25.20 Institution File Format
Forwarded email from David Kraemer containing a message by Morris Allen titled "One Person's Response to Communal Fear 6.26.20," discussing COVID-19 precautions and a trip to a cabin on Lake Superior's North Shore.One Person's Response to Communal Fear 6.26.20 Institution File Format
A tree-lined lakeside property with a paved driveway, scattered outdoor chairs, and a glimpse of a car, overlooking a calm lake framed by tall pines.One Person's Response to Communal Fear 6.26.20 (image) Institution File Format
Forwarded email chain featuring a personal reflection titled "One Person's Response to Communal Fear," discussing summer sayings, a lakeside retreat, and Torah interpretation amid pandemic isolation.One Person's Response to Communal Fear 6.29.20 Institution File Format
Screenshot of a forwarded email titled "One Person's Response to Communal Fear 6.30.20," featuring a wagon wheel census and reflections on Confederate monuments and historical memory.One Person's Response to Communal Fear 6.30.20 Institution File Format
Forwarded email from July 2020 containing a note titled "One Person's Response to Communal Fear," reflecting on a congregation discussion about teenagers' pandemic experiences and loss of summer camp and Shabbat specialness.One Person's Response to Communal Fear 7.1.20 Institution File Format
Screenshot of a forwarded email dated July 15, 2020, titled "One Person's Response to Communal Fear," discussing Jewish identity, immigrant rights, and economic disparity amid COVID-19.One Person's Response to Communal Fear 7.2.20 Institution File Format
A white Van Hool charter bus marked with the number "2" and a sign in its windshield, parked outdoors with a person standing nearby on an overcast day.One Person's Response to Communal Fear 7.2.20 (image) Institution File Format
Screenshot of a forwarded email titled "One Person's Response to Communal Fear 7.3.20," featuring a reflective essay on Frederick Douglass's July 4th speech and the significance of commemorative dates.One Person's Response to Communal Fear 7.3.20 Institution File Format
Forwarded email dated July 15, 2020, containing a message titled "One Person's Response to Communal Fear 7.6.20," discussing racial diversity 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 File Format
Screenshot of a forwarded email titled "One Person's Response to Communal Fear 7.8.20," containing a personal essay reflecting on family, writing routines, and a New Yorker cartoon about a fictional "Functional Families" convention.One Person's Response to Communal Fear 7.8.20 Institution File Format
Screenshot of a forwarded email dated July 15, 2020, from David Kraemer titled "One Person's Response to Communal Fear 7.9.20," containing a long text message discussing sports team identification and cultural symbolism.One Person's Response to Communal Fear 7.9.20 Institution File Format
Forwarded email from David Kraemer dated July 15, 2020, containing Morris Allen's message "One Person's Response to Communal Fear," reflecting on the Jewish calendar's "weeks between the straits" alongside pandemic-era struggles.One Person's Response to Communal Fear 7.10.20 Institution File Format
A screenshot of an email reading "WAGON WHEEL CENSUS 7 Cars 7 Trucks 2 People Fishing 1 Runner," followed by a personal reflection on family values and a story about Jackie Robinson's house.One Person's Response to Communal Fear 7.13.20 Institution File Format
A young child in a red Minnesota Twins shirt stands barefoot on a lawn beside a yard sign listing progressive values, including "We Believe," "Black Lives Matter," and "Love is Love."One Person's Response to Communal Fear 7.13.20 (image) Institution File Format
A yard sign stands beside a curb near a tree and landscaped rocks, with a grassy lawn and flowering bushes in the background.One Person's Response to Communal Fear 7.13.20 (image) Institution File Format