Rabbi Preston Neimeiser

Today, Jews across the country are marching for May Day, supporting workers and immigrants. ✊ In the face of a regime seeking to use Jewish fear as a smokescreen to enact its cruel policies, we REJECT deportations — especially in the false name of Jewish safety.

May we harden our buildings and not harden our hearts.

Where inspirational sports stories meet inspiring politicians.

Save me your grandstanding, Your tired political analysis yearning to make sense, Save me your finger-pointing and self righteousness, Your willingness to lay blame at someone else’s feet; Give me your broken-heart&humility, The courage to bind up our wounds, And love everlasting

We disagree deeply with this perspective, which does not reflect the Reform movement's longstanding commitment to immigrant justice. Jewish tradition is clear about the importance of welcoming the stranger. We must be united in condemning anti-immigrant rhetoric.

@DoodlesJW B’sha’ah tovah! May everything happen for y’all in a good time.

My timing for making an official social media announcement coincides with the music festival I’m going to in September and I want, with the most fervent desire, to post on Facebook “I saw Bruce Springsteen in concert and now I’m pregnant”

Do you remember when you joined X? I do! #MyXAnniversary My Twitter bar mitzvah 🥲 stay tuned for Coke and Pepsi and more fun to come

No one needs To explain this year Why we fast When our wall Is breached

wow kamala replacing joe at the beginning of the week where parsha talks about yehoshua being named as moshe’s successor….. hashem u never miss lmaooo

1/14 "dafka" (דווקא) is one of the most common and interesting words in Hebrew. Its primary use is as an adverb, indicating that the following clause, phrase, or word is correct, appropriate, or worthy - and not others.

A 1943 version of the Star Spangled Banner in Yiddish

A new king in Sacramento! @kingcarter2225 @SacramentoKings @PCFriarsmbb

In the spirit of posting the full spectrum of life from L to W, I’m sharing my Omer count for this year. I was decidedly less diligent than in years prior, but I pray there’s valor in the attempt and will continue to try to improve next year.

Happy May Day. For some, May Day is a day meant for welcoming spring. For others, it's also a day of radical working class solidarity and protest for workers’ rights. It's time for our annual thread: the story of how May Day started in the U.S.

May 1 marks the beginning of Jewish American Heritage Month — a time for us to honor the contributions and history of countless Jewish individuals who have given back to Rhode Island and our country.

With Not Nearly Enough Workplace Safety Protections, Latino Worker Deaths Are Surging Latinos have the highest fatality rate. In 2022, 1,248 Latino workers were killed on the job in the U.S., a 57% jump from a decade earlier. inthesetimes.com/article/latino…

Today, the AFL-CIO observes Workers Memorial Day to remember those who were hurt or killed on the job. Throughout the week, union members across the country have gathered to mourn friends, family & coworkers and recommit to our fight for EVERY worker to have a safe workplace.

As we celebrate Passover this week, we are seeing Jewish students and faculty showing up Jewishly, joining and helping to lead protests on college campuses across the nation. 🧵