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Where are the progressive Jewish spaces that aren't pro-Israel? They don't have to be temples, but I'd love to get involved with something that's not Islamaphobic. I moved here earlier this spring and used to attend an Anti-Zionist synagogue back in Chicago, but haven't found anything like that here. I went to a Matovu event at a brewery in hopes of meeting some progressive Jewish folks and the rabbi, from CRC synagogue, was insulting Iran. It seemed really Islamaphobic. I have tried emailing progressive Jews of STL and Jewish Voice for Peace, but haven't heard back from either. Seems like progressive Jews of STL is mainly focused on getting Cori Bush elected but I just want to do Jewish things. Please help a mixed race, leftist, artist and librarian find some Jewish community that doesn't support the Palestinian genocide!

EDIT: My heritage is Indigenous Blackfeet, Irish, and Jewish. I'm not going to partake in an ideology that supports genocide and the forced removal of indigenous peoples. Shande.

HM are bullies to queer people and they are killing the planet by using AI.

Hi everyone, I am a brand new MLIS graduate from Dominican University. I am seeking a librarian role in the city of St Louis, Missouri, or a remote position. So far, I have mainly worked as a library assistant in academic libraries, and had a few electronic resources and digital archives positions. I am interested in public, academic, and special libraries, but am open to other options as well. Does anyone have any leads or tips?

I am a new MLIS graduate from Dominican University. I am seeking a librarian role in the city of St. Louis, or a remote role. So far, I have mainly worked as a library assistant in academic libraries, and had a few electronic resources and digital archives positions. I am interested in public, academic, and special libraries, but am open to other options as well.

Hi everyone, I'm a new transplant here in St. Louis, and I'm looking for a dentist. My requirements are that they're within city limits, trauma-informed, and work well with neurodivergent and anxious patients, and preferably offer Nitrous sedation. I also am only comfortable seeing women practitioners. What are some good recommendations? Close to Fox Park/Benton Park would be great.

I am an MLIS student graduating in May from Dominican University. I am seeking a librarian role in the city. So far, I have mainly worked as a library assistant in academic libraries, and had a few electronic resources and digital archives positions. I am interested in public, academic, and special libraries, but am open to other options as well.