About
Elissa Strauss writes about gender, culture and religion. She has a regular column in TheWeek.com and the Jewish Daily Forward, and is a regular contributor to Elle.com. Her work has also appeared in places like the New York Times, Slate, Salon, Jezebel and the American Prospect. Previously, she covered New York's Latino community for the New York Daily News.
Elissa is the co-artistic director of LABA, a non-religious Jewish house of study for culture-makers at the 14th Street Y in New York City.
You can reach her at elissaavery-at-gmail.com
Elissa is the co-artistic director of LABA, a non-religious Jewish house of study for culture-makers at the 14th Street Y in New York City.
You can reach her at elissaavery-at-gmail.com
A few recent favorites"Why I Don't Want 'Mom' Friends." The Week
"Is it Really Okay for a Woman to Be Brassy?" Elle.com "Not Afraid to Be a Girlie Girl. On Amy Schumer and the evolution of the funny JAP." The Forward "Feminism has a 1 percent problem." The Week "Call Me a Bitch. Call Me a Slut. Just Don't Call Me Crazy." Elle.com "Dear Arianna Huffington, I Don't Want to Thrive." The Week "I Believe in God -- Kind Of." The Forward "The Cult of Natural Childbirth Has Gone Too Far." The Week |
