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Interestingly, women entered the cantorate later than the rabbinate, even in the Reform movement, which had no halakhic obstacles to contend with.
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They hoped that women would be allowed to reshape the rabbinate and the cantorate, rather than simply follow traditional male models.
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She then auditioned and secured a fully active position at a Conservative congregation in Connecticut, but felt isolated from the male cantorate.
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Arguing that women should not be barred from those forms of prayer and learning that have formed the heart and soul of traditional Judaism, women in non-Orthodox denominations fought — successfully — for the rights to lead services, read from the Torah, be counted in a minyan (quorum of ten (men) necessary for a full service), and enjoy admission to the rabbinate and cantorate.
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Women were welcomed into the Conservative cantorate in 1987.
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Until the 1970s the entire cantorate was still deemed a male profession.
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The nature of the rabbinate and cantorate began to change in response to feminist notions of balance, intimacy, and empowerment.
Annotated Bibliography and Guide to Archival Resources on the History of Jewish Women in America. 2009
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She secured a full-time active position at a Conservative congregation in Connecticut but felt isolated from the male cantorate.
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Jacobs 'family is also from Eastern Europe, and her Uncle Saul's dreams of becoming an actor were dashed by family pressure to enter the cantorate.
JTA - Recent News 2010
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He retired from the New York City Board of Education at age 56, and from the cantorate at age 61.
J. Weekly 2009
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