Today’s Talmud page, Sotah 27 explores the limitations of the rules when it comes to those who have disabilities. Rabbi Shari Chen of Hebrew Seminary of Chicago, a Rabbinical School for the deaf joins us to discuss the ways that rituals are changed in order to make them accessible to the deaf in order to may a more inclusive Jewish community. How does changing prayer language create a more welcoming home for all? Listen and find out?
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