"The beginning of our displacement": Guest essay by Jordyn Haime
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We’re so sorry for being out of touch for a little bit. We both had a hectic month of battling Covid, persistent coughs, and a fractured arm. We also just returned from a trip to Busan, South Korea, where we met a wonderful utopian organization, Indigo Seowon, which teaches kids to care about literature, philosophy, and ecology. But we promise we’ve also been working hard to bring you a few fresh pieces in the coming months.
We’re so proud to bring you an essay from journalist Jordyn Haime today. She has devoted her reportage to expand coverage of Jewish communities in Asia, such as this article on the Bnei Menashe community in India. She has also written several pieces deconstructing common narratives about Jewish history in China and Japan. Additionally, her article for The China Project last year about Pingpu language revival is relevant to this body of work. In all her work, she find herself repeatedly co…
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