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Chaya Kurtz
JoinedJune 11, 2014
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Chaya Kurtz is a writer and editor based in Brooklyn. Her work has been published in the Sourcebooks anthology Jewish Daughter Diaries and on a bevy of websites.

Book Review: This Is Not A Love Story

Chaya Kurtz·3 min read
Brown's memoir is good. It would be reassuring to parents and siblings of autistic children, and is especially helpful in cultivating compassion in outsiders for the families of autistic children.

Can We Talk About Fat?

Chaya Kurtz·5 min read
So what if I am fat? So what? Every day I am grappling with that question.

How Not To Hate Yourself

Chaya Kurtz·4 min read
Remember that there is a higher reality in the world. The material here and now is not all there is. Nobody can ever be perfect in the material world, but we darn well can live life with purpose and with meaning.

The Story of My Stupid Socks

Chaya Kurtz·5 min read
A story about letting myself and other people off the hook as much as it is a story about harnessing up under the yoke of Heaven. It's a story about hosiery and one fateful phone call.

Holy Smokes. I’m a Mom.

Chaya Kurtz·1 min read
The usual outcome of being nine months pregnant is to have a baby. Baruch Hashem, I had one.

New-Found & Overwhelming Gratitude

Chaya Kurtz·6 min read
Among the surprises of pregnancy that I've experienced has been a flood of gratitude. Gratitude for everything, because pregnancy has made every small thing seem very, very important.

Speaking No Evil is Hard

Chaya Kurtz·6 min read
The laws prohibiting speaking or believing loshon hara, motzi shem ra, and rechilus are some of the hardest in Torah to keep.

Backlash

Chaya Kurtz·7 min read
I had only published a handful controversial articles, but the ones I had published seemed to elicit such huge and negative responses that I wanted out.

Auntie Chaya’s Patented Happiness Tips

Chaya Kurtz·10 min read
It's time to get happy: Mishe. Nichnas. Adar. Y'all ready for this?

Clothes Do Not Make The Jew

Chaya Kurtz·4 min read
I'm not too interested in the question of whether or not you can separate Jews from Judaism. I see the issue as much more basic: The clothes -- the black and white, the kippot, the hats, the wigs, the skirts, the stockings -- they are clothes, people.
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