75 Years of American Jewish History with Rabbi Larry Sebert (Teacher and Guide)

Monday Evenings 7:00-8:30 PM.  (In Person with a remote option)

• October 16, 23, 30
• November 6, 13, 20
• December 4, 11, 18

During the lifetime of T&V, the American Jewish community has undergone a sea change in every aspect of its existence. Following World War II, Jews flocked to the suburbs and the State of Israel was established. Civil Rights and Feminism lifted up whole swaths of American citizens to new levels of participation and influence. American Jews, joined by political allies, succeeded in bringing about freedom for Soviet Jews and a Jew was nominated to become Vice President of the United States.

Join Rabbi Sebert for a look at these and many other aspects of the last 75 (or so) years of American Jewish life. We will explore these issues through the lens of contemporary writings to better understand our past, helping us to more successfully move into the future.

RECOMMENDED (we will use these materials for our discussions)
American Jewish History: A Primary Source Reader Chapters 8-10 Edited by Phillip Zola & Marc Dollinger

Registration is required.  Please send an email to adulted@tandv.org for information and to register.  Please indicate if you will attend in-person or on Zoom.