Disruption and Legacy

Wednesday, Jul 15 2020

Rhoda Smolow's op-ed "Disruption and Legacy" for the July 14, 2020 issue of eJewishPhilanthropy reflects on the seemingly incalculable toll disruption can take on an entire society with the result that society feels more tenuous than ever before. Rhoda applauds the next generation for focusing of the challenges of deeply embedded racial discrimination and the impact of climate change.

https://ejewishphilanthropy.com/disruption-and-legacy/

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