Jewish Theological Seminary

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Forwarded email titled "One Person's Response to Communal Fear 5.28.20," featuring a wagon wheel census tally and two reflective essays on George Floyd's murder and a scholar's award ceremony.One Person's Response to Communal Fear 5.28.20 Institution Collection
Screenshot of a forwarded email chain dated June-July 2020 between David Kraemer, Morris Allen, and Phyllis Gorin discussing a COVID-19 archive submission and a new grandchild's birth.One Person's Response to Communal Fear 6.1.20 Institution Collection
Forwarded email dated July 15, 2020, containing a June 2020 message titled "One Person's Response to Communal Fear," reflecting on Kristallnacht's 50th anniversary and recent civil unrest in the Twin Cities.One Person's Response to Communal Fear 6.2.20 Institution Collection
Forwarded email titled "One Person's Response to Communal Fear 6.3.20," reflecting on walking routines and Shabbat boundaries during the COVID-19 pandemic, sent between David Kraemer and Morris Allen.One Person's Response to Communal Fear 6.3.20 Institution Collection
Screenshot of a forwarded email titled "One Person's Response to Communal Fear 6.4.20," containing a personal reflection on confronting antisemitism and racism within a Jewish congregation.One Person's Response to Communal Fear 6.4.20 Institution Collection
Forwarded email chain dated June-July 2020 containing a reflective essay titled "One Person's Response to Communal Fear," referencing George Floyd's death and Rev. Al Sharpton's eulogy.One Person's Response to Communal Fear 6.5.20 Institution Collection
Forwarded email from David Kraemer to Covid Affiliate Archives containing Morris Allen's June 2020 reflection on policing, grief, and systemic racism following George Floyd's death.One Person's Response to Communal Fear 6.8.2 Institution Collection
Forwarded email chain dated July 2020 containing a 1984 letter titled "Wagon Wheel Census," recounting a cross-country drive and comparing it to a 2020 road trip during the pandemic.One Person's Response to Communal Fear 6.15.20 Institution Collection
Forwarded email chain dated July 2020 containing a message titled "One Person's Response to Communal Fear," discussing a Supreme Court decision on LGBTQ employment protections and rabbinic textual interpretation methods.One Person's Response to Communal Fear 6.16.20 Institution Collection
Screenshot of a forwarded email titled "One Person's Response to Communal Fear 6.17.20," containing a personal reflection on Jewish identity, family, and responsibility dated June 17, 2020.One Person's Response to Communal Fear 6.17.20 Institution Collection
Screenshot of a forwarded email dated July 15, 2020, containing a June 18, 2020 message titled "One Person's Response to Communal Fear," reflecting on Watergate figures like Alexander Porter Butterfield.One Person's Response to Communal Fear 6.18.20 Institution Collection
Screenshot of a forwarded email dated July 15, 2020, containing Morris Allen's June 19, 2020 message "One Person's Response to Communal Fear," reflecting on race, WWII letters, and Juneteenth.One Person's Response to Communal Fear 6.19.20. Special Edition Institution Collection
Forwarded email from David Kraemer containing Morris Allen's June 2020 message "One Person's Response to Communal Fear," a reflective tribute to Rabbi Paul Drazen and Elaine Hartsman on their yahrzeit.One Person's Response to Communal Fear 6.22.20 Institution Collection
Screenshot of a forwarded email titled "One Person's Response to Communal Fear 6.23.20," featuring a "Wagon Wheel Census" tally and a personal essay about empathy and a grandmother in Denver.One Person's Response to Communal Fear 6.23.20 Institution Collection
Screenshot of a forwarded email titled "One Person's Response to Communal Fear 6.24.20," containing a personal reflection on old letters, a wagon wheel census tally, and musings on racism and family history.One Person's Response to Communal Fear 6.24.20 Institution Collection
Forwarded email dated July 15, 2020, containing an earlier message from June 25, 2020 titled "One Person's Response to Communal Fear," including a neighborhood census and numbered responses to a question about old letters.One Person's Response to Communal Fear. 6.25.20 Institution Collection
Forwarded email from David Kraemer containing Morris Allen's June 26, 2020 reflection titled "One Person's Response to Communal Fear," discussing pandemic precautions and a trip to a Lake Superior cabin.One Person's Response to Communal Fear 6.26.20 Institution Collection
A tree-lined lakeside clearing with a paved driveway, lawn chairs, and a parked car, overlooking a calm lake framed by tall pines under a clear sky.One Person's Response to Communal Fear 6.26.20 (image) Institution Collection
Forwarded email containing a personal reflection titled "One Person's Response to Communal Fear," discussing summer sayings, a lakeside retreat, and Torah reflections on Jacob and Esau during pandemic shul closures.One Person's Response to Communal Fear 6.29.20 Institution Collection
Screenshot of a forwarded email titled "One Person's Response to Communal Fear 6.30.20," featuring a "Wagon Wheel Census" tally and a reflection on Confederate monuments and the Golden Calf story.One Person's Response to Communal Fear 6.30.20 Institution Collection
Forwarded email dated July 15, 2020 containing a message titled "One Person's Response to Communal Fear 7.1.20," with a wagon wheel census and reflections on pandemic life and Jewish ritual.One Person's Response to Communal Fear 7.1.20 Institution Collection
Forwarded email from David Kraemer dated July 15, 2020, containing a July 2, 2020 message from Morris Allen titled "One Person's Response to Communal Fear," discussing immigrant rights, Jewish history, and economic disparity.One Person's Response to Communal Fear 7.2.20 Institution Collection
A white Van Hool charter bus with the number "2" and a sign posted on its front window, parked outdoors with a person standing nearby and bare trees in the background.One Person's Response to Communal Fear 7.2.20 (image) Institution Collection
Screenshot of a forwarded email dated July 15, 2020, containing Morris Allen's essay "One Person's Response to Communal Fear," reflecting on Frederick Douglass's July 4th speech and Juneteenth.One Person's Response to Communal Fear 7.3.20 Institution Collection
Screenshot of a forwarded email dated July 15, 2020, containing a message titled "One Person's Response to Communal Fear 7.6.20," discussing racial diversity statistics and referencing a New York Times Magazine article on America's caste system.One Person's Response to Communal Fear 7.6.20 Institution Collection