Rabbi, as a non shomer shabbat woman I was never given the opportunity to study Rashi at school unlike the boys. more is the pity..

The words "the ability to look at a broken people and still refuse to define them as broken" are such integral words to what I consider the roots of being a good Jewish humanitarian. They feel like divine words.

Moshe Rabeynu lives on in our hearts and souls and texts because he was a wise and strong individual who was prepared to worry and take responsibility for everyone.. we are wise if we even follow one tiny % of his journey.