Shabbat Ceremony

Shabbat Ceremony

Shabbat Shalom and thank you for coming today, it really means a lot. Today is the day that I have been preparing for, for the past seven months and now it's really here. When you first start the B'nai Mitzvah process, you are given a parsha that you will study, learn, and interpret. My parsha is Shmeni. You pick apart every detail and study every inch of it.



Last year, my mom and I went to a torah study led by Rabbi Josh. So, my mom and I went go in and satit down and started listening to the rabbi speak. In thethis portion he was's talking about when Moses summons Aaron and the elders of Israel to tell them that Aaron needs to bring a sin offering, a burnt offering, and a peace offering to sacrifice to the lord. So Aaron gathers the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...It was explained to me like this: It is a person who advocates for women's rights, someone who wants equality of the sexes. So, yeah of course feminism sounded like the best thing in the world, but for those first few years, I didn't know that feminism was fighting for women who didn't look like me, women who had different views, women who were trying to get ALL women the rights they deserve.I started to question my own views on what it meant to be a feminist. I started to realize that what I saw as feminism wasn't right. I started to look into it more, questioning what I had been taught about feminism. It became clear to me that feminism was about ALL women. All of them. Every last one. Making sure that we honor all of their

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