English-language anthology devoted to the writings of Mizrahi Jewish women. Contributors included Rachel Wahba, Ella Shohat, and Lital Levy. A review from InterfaithFamily called her editing “truly admirable” and stated that “The power of this book is clear: these women are ready to tell their stories and will not stop until they are heard.” Other writings Khazzoom wrote an essay for the book Yentl’s Revenge: The Next Wave of Jewish Feminism discussing the double alienation of being both female and Iraqi in Jewish spaces. She also contributed an essay called "Synagogue Revolt" to 2002's That Takes Ovaries!: Bold Females and Their Brazen Acts. Khazzoom's freelance writing has appeared in Jewish publications such as Hadassah, Lilith Magazine, Tikkun, Jewish Telegraphic Agency and the Forward. She has also been published several times in Bridges: A Journal for Jewish Feminists and Our Friends. Additionally, Khazzoom has written several articles for Rolling Stone about Israeli hip-hop, and been published numerous times in HuffPost on topics regarding health and wellness. Music career Khazzoom is the lead singer and bass player of Iraqis in Pajamas, a punk rock band that incorporates traditional Iraqi and Jewish musical elements. She has written articles for the Forward, Lilith Magazine and the Jewish Journal of Los Angeles about the band's role in addressing the complexity of Iraqi Jewish identity. References External links Loolwa Khazzoom (homepage) Loolwa Khazzoom at the Jewish Women's Archive American people of Iraqi-Jewish descent Iraqi Jews Living people American non-fiction writers American women non-fiction writers Jewish women writers Jewish non-fiction writers Jewish American writers Year of birth missing (living people) Jewish feminists Barnard College alumni American feminist writers Activists from California Jews in punk rock American punk rock singers American punk rock bass guitarists Jewish American musicians Jewish women singers 21st-century American women singers 21st-century American singers Women punk rock singers Musicians from California Mizrahi feminists 21st-century American Jews