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The Detroit Jewish News, 2020-12-31

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OUR JN MISSION: We aspire to communicate news and opinion that’s trusted, valued, engaging and distinctive. We strive to reflect diverse community
viewpoints while also advocating positions that strengthen Jewish unity and continuity. As an independent, responsible, responsive community member,
we actively engage with individuals and organizations dedicated to enhancing the quality of life, and Jewish life, in Southeast Michigan.

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The Right to Read

Seven Detroit students and a Jewish

attorney with Michigan roots sued the

state for education access. Behind the

landmark lawsuit and its aftermath.

15
The Man Behind the

COVID-19 Vaccine Trials

Virologist credits Detroit upbringing

with skills he used to expedite vaccine.

16
Hillel Head of School Reflects

on “Rollercoaster” First Year

Katz began planning the school’s fall

reopening in April.

17
Turning Up the Heat

New Jewish climate justice group

‘Dayenu’ mobilizes Michigan

voters.

18
Alumni Step Up

The Friends of Pasteur School help

needy families during the pandemic.

20
A Bar Mitzvah Like No Other

A very socially distant bar mitzvah

celebration.

Eretz

22
Abraham Ambassadors

Two local businessmen, serving as

diplomats in Arab nations, play role in

Middle East peace accords.

Moments

24
Moments

Spirit

25
Torah portion

Community Directory

26
Listings

Technology

31
Jews in the Digital Age: New

App Enhances Prayer During

Pandemic

ARTS&LIFE

32
Andrew’s Top Movie Picks

of 2020

34
Suicide Hotline Inspires Play

Ann Arbor native wins national

writing competition.

35
Danny Raskin’s 2020 Recap

36
Celebrity Jews

Online Events
37

Etc.

The Exchange 38

Soul
40

Looking Back 46

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Shabbat Lights
Shabbat Starts:
Friday, Jan. 1, 4:52 p.m.
Shabbat Ends:

Saturday, Jan. 2, 5:59 p.m.
* Times according to Yeshiva Beth
Yehudah calendar.

ON THE COVER:
Cover photo/credit: Osborn High
Counselor Andrea Jackson, gradu-
ate Jamarria Hill and attorneys Mark
Rosenbaum and Michael Kelley.
Courtesy of Detroit Literacy Group
Cover design: Kaitlyn Schoen

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Dec. 31, 2020-Jan. 6, 2021 / 16-22 Tevet 5781 | VOLUME CLVIII, ISSUE 22

For the Joys of Independent Senior Living

We have adopted new standard of care in our
daily operations by implementing COVID- specific
initiatives for our residents’ well-being including:

Ÿ Contact-free “EasyMove” program

Ÿ On-site COVID-19 rapid response testing

Ÿ Proper use of PPE

Ÿ On-site electrostatic cleaning

Even now, All Seasons is designed to delight
every one of your senses…every day!

Ÿ An expansive menu of freshly prepared
meals and daily chef specials, served in one
of our dining rooms or delivered to your
home several times per day

Ÿ Individual chauffeured transportation

Ÿ A variety of thoughtfully planned activities

Ÿ Outdoor fitness classes

Ÿ Fine arts performances

Ÿ A host of technology-based forms of
enrichment

Ÿ Family engagement app

IN
THED
JEWS

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