Outcry after Women’s Day magazine appoints a ‘rabbi in residence’ and chooses a man

 https://www.timesofisrael.com/outcry-after-womens-day-magazine-appoints-a-rabbi-in-residence-and-chooses-a-man/

In fact, while the majority of newly ordained Reform rabbis in recent years have been women, the vast majority of living rabbis affiliated with the movement are men, and the movement’s own analyses have found wide, and in some cases growing, pay gaps between women and men in synagogue pulpits.

The movement is celebrating the 50th anniversary of its first woman rabbi this year, making Woman’s Day’s decision all the more painful, Laufer said