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by Toby Kramer and Jonah Aline Daniel
What does it mean to live in two calendars? Can celebrating Rosh Hashanah,
the Jewish New Year, be an act of resisting Christian Hegemony?
On May Day every year – as politicized healers, sick witches, and cultural organizers – we enter into a day with two distinct but connected celebrations: International Workers’ Day and Beltane.
For us, May Day is a day both for lifting up the historic struggle for workers rights as well as a pagan holiday celebrating springtime fertility. We find strength in our legacies of resistance and resilience. As we reflected on Passover about the narrow places from which we come, spring is a time for expanding beyond what we think is possible.
