SociologyMcGraw-Hill Higher Education, 1974 - 256 pages |
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Page 99
... American Jew . Like all other minority groups in Amer- ica , Jews have always inspired stereo- types and always belied them . But in 1971 it is harder than ever before to gen- eralize meaningfully about American Jews . Primarily this is ...
... American Jew . Like all other minority groups in Amer- ica , Jews have always inspired stereo- types and always belied them . But in 1971 it is harder than ever before to gen- eralize meaningfully about American Jews . Primarily this is ...
Page 100
... Jews and blacks are matters on which most Jews hold strong opinions - and opin- ions that are controversial in the eyes of some of their fellow Americans . Inevita- bly , this has affected the attitudes of American Jews toward ...
... Jews and blacks are matters on which most Jews hold strong opinions - and opin- ions that are controversial in the eyes of some of their fellow Americans . Inevita- bly , this has affected the attitudes of American Jews toward ...
Page 104
... Jews in America , they have not , as sociologist Nathan Glazer points out , stopped being Jews . In a nation that ... American Revolution . Flood : But it was not until the failure of the revolutions that swept through Europe in the 1840s ...
... Jews in America , they have not , as sociologist Nathan Glazer points out , stopped being Jews . In a nation that ... American Revolution . Flood : But it was not until the failure of the revolutions that swept through Europe in the 1840s ...
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