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When I was a girl, I wanted to be a rabbi. I wasn’t particularly committed to my religion, it’s just that back then only men were allowed to be rabbis. I wanted to prove to the world that women are just as effective leaders, just as powerful communicators, and just as knowledgeable as men. In my youthful enthusiasm, it came down to thinking that anything a man could do, a woman could do better.

I was born in 1972, the year the ERA was introduced to Congress and the year Title IX was enacted. Five years later, I came into my feminist consciousness when confronted the bully on the school bus.

I’m really looking forward to exploring some areas of mutual interest with you on this site. So you’ll know which paths I’ll be heading down most often, here’s a bit more about me: