Dayenu

Haggadah Section: -- Cup #2 & Dayenu
AsianJews Around the WorldJews of Color

In this Haggadah, we are flipping Dayenu on its head. There is a tradition in progressive, justice-centered Haggadot to re-interpret dayenu (it would have been enough) as lo Dayenu (it would not have been enough). Here we reclaim the tradition of Dayenu with a vision of what’s necessary for Asian Americans, particularly Asian American Jews, to feel safe and whole in an oppressive world.

1. Until Asian women feel safe in public spaces, Lo Dayenu
2. Until Asian elders can walk freely on the streets near their homes, Lo Dayenu
3. Until the loyalty of Asian Americans is not drawn into question when in a global crisis, Lo Dayenu
4. Until Asian Americans no longer have to prove our “Americanness,” or our roots in this country, Lo Dayenu
5. Until all Asian Americans, multigenerational, intersectional, feel heard, Lo Dayenu
6. Until Asian Jews are not assumed to be spouses in process of conversion, Lo Dayenu
7. Until Asian Jews are not mistaken as staff at shul, Lo Dayenu 
8. Until “where are you really from” is asked from a place of connection, not intrusive commentary, Lo Dayenu
9. Until interfaith Asian Jews are not asked to flatten their non-Jewish faith, Lo Dayenu
10. Until Asian Jews are not seen as half, but as wholly Jewish, Lo Dayenu
11. Until South and Southeast Asian Jews feel seen, Lo Dayenu.
12. Until Asian Jewish adoptees feel heard, Lo Dayenu.
13. Until patrilineal Asian Jews feel held, Lo Dayenu
14. Until queer and trans-Asian Jews feel whole,  Lo Dayenu
14.5 - we invite you to say this phrase, “Until ___ feels whole, lo dayenu.” Please insert your full name, in all your language multiplicity.
15. Until all Asian American Jews feel beautifully themselves,  Lo Dayenu

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Table of contents
    Introduction
  • Human Rights Quote
  • Introduction
  • Human Trafficking Today
  • Introduction
  • Freedom - by Emory Douglas
  • March on Washington, 1963
  • "Седер на Песах". авторка Зоя Черкаська-Ннаді
  • #MyKeshetSeder
  • WHO SITS WITH US AT OUR SEDER??
    • Commentary / Readings
  • Praise the Contrary and Its Defenders
  • Four Cups of Wine: Social Justice Readings for Your Seder
  • Then they came
  • Poetry - Reading The Haggadah Backwards
  • The Brutality of Corrective Rape
  • Liberation in God's Image. Progressive Islam as an Islamic Humanism
  • The Ten Plagues of Domestic Poverty
  • The Banana on the Seder Plate: A Ritual to Reflect the Refugee Crisis
  • Reflection Questions/Preguntas Para Reflexionar
    • Bareich
  • Social Justice Blessing
  • The Third Cup: Transformation
  • Pour Out Your Wrath
    • -- Ten Plagues
  • Heschel Quote
  • Ten Modern Plagues
  • Gentrification: "It's Not About Race...”
  • LGBT Stats
  • Ten Plagues Facing Refugees in the U.S. and Worldwide
    • Human Rights Prayer
      • Yachatz
    • Breaking the matzah - hunger
    • Let All Who are Hungry, Come and Eat—A Reading for The Passover Seder - A Supplement from AJWS
    • Matzah
      • Maggid - Beginning
    • Child Labor in the Cocoa Fields
    • Adding Fair Trade Chocolate to the Seder Plate
    • Rabbis Organizing Rabbis Immigration Seder Ritual
    • The Thesis Statement of the Haggadah
    • Tomato on the Seder Plate
      • -- Four Questions
    • 4 Questions
    • The 5th Question
    • Ask the Fifth Question
    • The Four Questions: What Questions Must We Ask Tonight?
    • Four Questions Through the Lens of Food Justice
    • Four Questions: Human Trafficking
    • Four Questions: Worker's Rights
      • -- Four Children
    • 5th Question
    • Four Children Through the Lens of Food Justice
    • The Four Children: A Racial Justice Haggadah Insert
    • An anti-racist passover resource
      • -- Exodus Story
    • Social Justice - Modern Slavery
    • Maggid & Persecution of Native Americans
    • Heschel on Selma
    • Stand With Refugees This Passover
    • Ruby Bridges
    • Justice For All
    • The Statue of Liberty Reimagined
    • Bread and Roses
      • -- Cup #2 & Dayenu
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    • What Does 'Dayenu' Mean Today?
    • Miriam's Cup - Winona LaDuke, Native American Activist
    • Being LGBTQ and Enough: A Queer Dayeinu
    • Dayenu
      • Rachtzah
    • Rachtzah: A Deeper Washing
      • Motzi-Matzah
    • Dissatisfied...
      • Maror
    • Rights for All Workers
    • Maror
      • Hallel
    • Hallel Prayer for Children of Pilgrims, Slaves & Native American Peoples
      • Songs
    • L'Internationale
    • A Social Justice Commentary on Chad Gadya
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