Jewish Theological Seminary

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Forwarded email dated July 15, 2020, containing an original message from May 28, 2020 titled "One Person's Response to Communal Fear," with a wagon wheel census list and two numbered reflections on the murder of George Floyd and a personal essay on Shavuot.One Person's Response to Communal Fear 5.28.20 Institution Collection
Screenshot of a forwarded email chain between David Kraemer, Morris Allen, and Phyllis Gorin discussing COVID-19 archive contributions and a new grandchild's birth, dated June-July 2020.One Person's Response to Communal Fear 6.1.20 Institution Collection
Email forwarded by David Kraemer on July 15, 2020, containing a June 2, 2020 message from Morris Allen titled "One Person's Response to Communal Fear," reflecting on Kristallnacht and recent protests.One Person's Response to Communal Fear 6.2.20 Institution Collection
Forwarded email titled "One Person's Response to Communal Fear 6.3.20," reflecting on walking routines and halachic concepts during the COVID-19 pandemic, sent between Morris Allen and David Kraemer.One Person's Response to Communal Fear 6.3.20 Institution Collection
Screenshot of a forwarded email titled "One Person's Response to Communal Fear 6.4.20," containing a handwritten-style reflection on faith, illness, and racial bias within a Jewish congregation.One Person's Response to Communal Fear 6.4.20 Institution Collection
Forwarded email from June 2020 titled "One Person's Response to Communal Fear," containing a wagon wheel census tally and a reflection on eulogies, grief, and George Floyd's death.One Person's Response to Communal Fear 6.5.20 Institution Collection
Forwarded email dated July 15, 2020, containing an original message from Morris Allen titled "One Person's Response to Communal Fear," discussing policy, grief, and reactions to George Floyd's death.One Person's Response to Communal Fear 6.8.2 Institution Collection
Forwarded email titled "One Person's Response to Communal Fear 6.15.20," containing a "Wagon Wheel Census" and a narrative comparing a 1984 cross-country trip with one taken in June 2020.One Person's Response to Communal Fear 6.15.20 Institution Collection
Forwarded email chain dated July 2020 containing a message titled "One Person's Response to Communal Fear," discussing a Supreme Court ruling on LGBTQ employment protections and rabbinic textual interpretation.One Person's Response to Communal Fear 6.16.20 Institution Collection
Screenshot of a forwarded email titled "One Person's Response to Communal Fear 6.17.20," containing a personal essay about Jewish identity, communal responsibility, and a mother's influence, dated June-July 2020.One Person's Response to Communal Fear 6.17.20 Institution Collection
Forwarded email dated July 15, 2020, containing a June 18, 2020 message titled "One Person's Response to Communal Fear," featuring a neighborhood census and reflections on Watergate figure Alexander Porter Butterfield.One Person's Response to Communal Fear 6.18.20 Institution Collection
Forwarded email dated July 15, 2020, containing a message from Morris Allen titled "One Person's Response to Communal Fear," reflecting on race, World War II letters, and Juneteenth.One Person's Response to Communal Fear 6.19.20. Special Edition Institution Collection
Forwarded email titled "One Person's Response to Communal Fear 6.22.20," containing a reflective tribute to Rabbi Paul Drazen and Elaine Hartsman on the anniversary of their deaths, with a "Wagon Wheel Census" tally at the top.One Person's Response to Communal Fear 6.22.20 Institution Collection
Scanned email forwarding a personal essay titled "One Person's Response to Communal Fear 6.23.20," featuring a "Wagon Wheel Census" tally and a reflection on childhood memories with a grandmother in Denver.One Person's Response to Communal Fear 6.23.20 Institution Collection
Screenshot of a forwarded email titled "One Person's Response to Communal Fear 6.24.20," featuring a wagon wheel census tally and a reflective note on preserving decades of personal letters between a couple.One Person's Response to Communal Fear 6.24.20 Institution Collection
Forwarded email chain dated June-July 2020 containing a "Wagon Wheel Census" tally and Morris Allen's reflective message with numbered responses about deciding whether to keep old family letters.One Person's Response to Communal Fear. 6.25.20 Institution Collection
Forwarded email from July 2020 containing a personal reflection titled "One Person's Response to Communal Fear," discussing pandemic precautions, family concerns, and a trip to a cabin on Lake Superior's North Shore.One Person's Response to Communal Fear 6.26.20 Institution Collection
A tree-framed view of a lake shoreline with a paved parking area, lawn chairs, and a parked car in the foreground, surrounded by tall pines and birches.One Person's Response to Communal Fear 6.26.20 (image) Institution Collection
Screenshot of a forwarded email dated July 15, 2020, containing a June 29, 2020 message titled "One Person's Response to Communal Fear," reflecting on Shabbat, shul community, and the Torah portion about Jacob and Esau.One Person's Response to Communal Fear 6.29.20 Institution Collection
Screenshot of a forwarded email titled "One Person's Response to Communal Fear 6.30.20," featuring a wagon wheel census tally and a reflection on Confederate monuments, the Golden Calf story, and Caroline Randall Williams' NYT essay.One Person's Response to Communal Fear 6.30.20 Institution Collection
Forwarded email from David Kraemer containing Morris Allen's July 2020 reflection "One Person's Response to Communal Fear," including a neighborhood wagon wheel census and discussion of pandemic life and Jewish observance.One Person's Response to Communal Fear 7.1.20 Institution Collection
Screenshot of a forwarded email titled "One Person's Response to Communal Fear 7.2.20," featuring a "Wagon Wheel Census" tally and a lengthy reflection on immigrant rights, Jewish history, and economic hardship.One Person's Response to Communal Fear 7.2.20 Institution Collection
A white Van Hool charter bus displays the number "2" and a sign in its windshield, parked outdoors with a person standing nearby.One Person's Response to Communal Fear 7.2.20 (image) Institution Collection
Screenshot of a forwarded email dated July 15, 2020, containing a message titled "One Person's Response to Communal Fear 7.3.20," reflecting on Frederick Douglass's Fourth of July speech and Juneteenth.One Person's Response to Communal Fear 7.3.20 Institution Collection
Forwarded email dated July 15, 2020, containing a July 6, 2020 message titled "One Person's Response to Communal Fear," discussing racial diversity statistics and referencing a New York Times Magazine article on America's caste system.One Person's Response to Communal Fear 7.6.20 Institution Collection