We descended on Trump Tower, all our chest beating with the pain of Charlottesville. And some of us, we just had to dance.
Why We Had To Dance After Charlottesville
Posts Published by Elad Nehorai
The Racist Barbershop
How a haircut in St. Louis turned into a lesson in the mechanics of bigotry.
Being A Good Person Is Not Enough
We like to think that as long as people are kind, caring, and loving that they are “good people.” But the reality is much more complicated than that. Two stories about how I came to realize this in my own life.
Why They’re Telling Us To Calm Down
And why you shouldn’t listen.
Lost In The Streets Of The Rich
Walking through the Upper East Side shook me deeply. How could some people live so well as I struggle so much?
You Are No Moderate
You call us extremists for speaking out. What you do not realize is that it is your silence that has slowly turned you into extremists yourselves.
Are Trump Supporters Bad People?
While watching Trump get elected was painful for so many, people like me are still grappling with how we look at our friends and neighbors who supported him. This is my own journey in looking for answers.
How I Learned To Let My Writing Change
On learning to embrace change as the only constant in creativity. And life.
The Ten Plagues: Face Paint Edition
What happens when you combine the ten plagues with face paint? Gloriously creative awesomeness, apparently.
Empathy Isn’t A Competition
Too often, we assume that because some are suffering worse, we must ignore the suffering of others. But this hurts us all.