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In more traditional communities, women cover their entire head with the scarf, allowing only a “handbreadth” (about four fingers), or tefach, to be seen. “While in some Jewish communities everyone covers their hair, and if you don’t cover you are judged for it, in my community there are so many people who do cover and so many who don’t,” Strauss explained. In these communities, many women wear a kippah while praying or learning Torah, as a symbol of equality. Where Does the Practice of Wearing Wigs Come From? Jewish wigs, known as sheitels, are a significan
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