The radical Jewish photographers who fought injustice with their cameras
A new book by historian and scholar Deborah Dash Moore explores the Jewish history of the New York Photo League.
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A Jewish-owned hot dog empire began on this Coney Island street corner
A Jewish immigrant from Poland, Nathan Handwerker opened Nathan's Famous hot dogs alongside his wife Ida in Brooklyn in 1916.
How ‘Had Gadya’ inspired famed Catholic painter Frank Stella, a leader of the Minimalist art movement
HUC's Heller Museum exhibits prints based on the Passover song about a little goat and the disasters that follow in its wake.
