In the fabric of contemporary masculinity, there exists a prevalent ethos: the “bro culture.” It’s a term that conjures images of frat parties, locker room banter, and a stoic, often superficial facade of what it means to be a man. Despite how “bro culture” often dominates male interactions, there’s a growing recognition of the need …
Purim is one of my favorite Jewish holidays. I love how much our faith takes the idea of irreverence into spiritual practice. We all need a chance to let go and “act a fool,” as Ludacris says. Sometimes, we all need permission to let go of the necessary strictures for everyday life.
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