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Yael Friedman writes about art, culture, cities, and history. She is a regular contributor to The Economist and has also written for CityLab, The Daily Beast, Haaretz, The Forward, Urban Omnibus, Artinfo, and other outlets. She lives in Brooklyn. Follow her on Twitter @idapost.
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Yael Friedman

Yael Friedman

Yael Friedman writes about art, culture, cities, and history. She is a regular contributor to The Economist and has also written for CityLab, The Daily Beast, Haaretz, The Forward, Urban Omnibus, Artinfo, and other outlets. She lives in Brooklyn. Follow her on Twitter @idapost.

Articles by Yael Friedman

Desperately seeking answers in the law
January 24, 2020

Desperately seeking answers in the law

How film and television put last week’s Thanksgiving celebration in cultural context
December 5, 2019

How film and television put last week’s Thanksgiving celebration in cultural context

Is philanthropy subverting democracy?
October 25, 2019

Is philanthropy subverting democracy?

When ‘I’m sorry’ is meaningful: seeking transformative justice in the age of #MeToo
August 2, 2019

When ‘I’m sorry’ is meaningful: seeking transformative justice in the age of #MeToo

Comedy’s role as a catalyst for social change
June 14, 2019

Comedy’s role as a catalyst for social change