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Kol Isha
- From: meydele <meydele...>
- Subject: Kol Isha
- Date: Fri 24 Sep 1999 17.01 (GMT)
Thanks Steve for a very interesting take on this issue. But I guess I've
already tipped my hand:
I'm an activist. Because this is rabbinical, it is mutuable in accordance with
the fashions of
the age, as you point out about dress . Do you make it clear to Orthodox
groups that there are 2
configurations of your group and they can choose the mixed one? Would it hurt
your marketing to
do so? I know we're talking bread and butter and performance opportunities
here, so I don't
suggest this lightly...
It took women in the US more than 50 years of organizing at all levels of
militancy to get the
vote. But it was a movement started by women, not by men, that ultimately
changed societal
perceptions of what is appropriate. Same thing with civil rights for
African-Americans. So, what
can we as musicians and interested members of the greater Jewish community do
to effect change,
even if in small, incremental steps, on this issue?
Shira
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