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Esther & Vashti: Women to Remember
by Rachelle Mee-Chapman at 9:01am Mon, 17 Mar 2008 under Feminism & Gender, Race, Ethnicity & Culture, Religion & Spirituality, Judaism, soulcare, purim, Jewish holidays, soulcrafting, feminist theologyPurim has always been one of my favorite holidays, because it celebrates the story of Esther, one of the few women in the Torah who is widely remembered.
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