
Visual Arts
Holy Names for Our Dybbuk
American Jewish artist Julie Weitz embodies the Yiddish folklore figure of the dybbuk to exorcise pain from sites of ancestral trauma.
Visual Arts
American Jewish artist Julie Weitz embodies the Yiddish folklore figure of the dybbuk to exorcise pain from sites of ancestral trauma.
Interview
How do you resurrect a global movement that was nearly destroyed by genocide, fascism, and the wheels of time? And how do you continue that movement when so much has changed since its heyday? More than a century since the founding of the Bund in 1897, neo-Bundists today are facing
Music
The hangman wore a sky blue shirt. And what does his overlord require of him? To kneel, to kneel, and kneel, and kneel unto death. To kneel out of the captive all his life and right, to make it clear to all what is punishment and what is crime. The hangman wore a sky blue shirt...
Personal Essay
Learning about my Jewish grandparents' activism helped me embrace my Jewish and gender identity. It also taught me about the revolutionary nature of Jewishness itself.
Dispatches
The Palestinian call for general strike on May Day and Nakba Day and how the Bund celebrated May Day in decades past
Dispatches
What it means to celebrate Passover as a Bundist, and resources for a year unlike all other years.
Dispatches
Welcome to Der Spekter, a new platform hosting resurgent worldwide Jewish, socialist, and anti-nationalist ideas! The current crisis in Israel and Palestine has highlighted already-growing generational and ideological divides within Jewish communities worldwide. Suddenly, the principles of Bundism, an anti-nationalist, socialist answer to burgeoning antisemitism and the increasingly militant Zionist