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Naima Hirsch
JoinedMarch 12, 2018
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Naima Hirsch is a self-identified theatre person and ice cream connoisseur. She has been writing poetry for as long as she can remember. Her work has appeared in Crab Fat Magazine, The Rising Phoenix Review, The Stray Branch, and the Paragon Journal. When Naima is not teaching Hebrew school, writing papers, or editing poetry, she can be found somewhere in New York City, dreaming and scheming about Jewish identity.

My Feminist Jewish (R)evolution

Naima Hirsch·4 min read
The push and pull of being a feminist and an Orthodox woman.

I Want To Sit Shiva For You

Naima Hirsch·1 min read
Mourning is nasty.

Confessions Of A Creator Who Will Never Be Enough

Naima Hirsch·2 min read
Maybe fulfillment is meant to be unattainable.

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