Throughout Jewish and queer history, themes of liberation and home have been ubiquitous and dynamic. In the LGBTQ+ community, home has meant physical safety and belongingness. Liberation is a concept that continues to evolve, especially in relation to intersectionality with other marginalized identities.
In this program, we will gather for a discussion on the meaning and significance of queer homes and liberation. Then, we’ll be guided by a queer artist in the creation of a mezuzah and in writing a queered Birkat HaBayit (home blessing) for our own homes.
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