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The uproar over San Francisco’s proposed ban on circumcision has largely died but the national conversation is far from over. Indeed, the American Medical Association just voted to oppose all future bans. Don’t miss this vigorous debate between opponents and defenders of the practice.
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About Tikkun’s Spring 2015 Issue
This quarterly issue of the magazine is available both online and in hard copy. If you are a print subscriber, you should be receiving this issue in the mail soon. Click here to read the Spring 2015 issue online. Everyone can read the first few paragraphs of each online piece, but the full articles are only available to subscribers and NSP members — subscribe or join now to read the rest!
by Richard Zimler, Howard Jacobson, Amos Oz
Volume 26, Issue 3
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Letters to the Editor
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Editorials
Recognize Palestine and Give It UN Membership
No to the Proposed Legal Ban on Circumcision
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Politics and Society
The Pursuit of Happiness: 2011
by HARRIET FRAAD with help from GRETCHEN VAN DYCK
Under assault from U.S. corporate elites and the rich, many Americans are responding in a dysfunctional personal way rather than through collective action. Here’s a strategy to change that. A Climate for Wisdom? by TIMOTHY B. LEDUC
Environmentalists have already provided the rational arguments for major societal transformations. What we need now is the wisdom for the prerequisite cultural transformations.
Congressman Raul Grijalva of Arizona’s 7th Congressional District delivers an inspiring message underscoring the importance of immigration reform in this video, which he created for our 25th Anniversary celebration on March 14, 2011. Xenophobia, he explains, weakens and violates the American dream. The immigration debate has divided our nation for years — from the Irish Anti-Settlement Act to the Alien Sedition Act to the Chinese Exclusion Act, not to mention today’s Anti-Hispanic sentiment. We cannot let this attitude persist. Instead, we must commit to protect immigrants with our legal rights and integrate them into our communities.
This video illustrates how the virtually unlimited rights of corporations are interfering with our efforts to build a caring society, and explains how we can reverse this trend.