The Jews and the Left: A Jewish History of Antisemitism, Civil Rights, and the Unraveling of American Politics
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The Jews and the Left: A Jewish History of Antisemitism, Civil Rights, and the Unraveling of American Politics

by Batya Ungar-Sargon

History Politics Jewish Studies
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The Jews and the Left explores the intertwined histories of Jewish identity, antisemitism, civil rights, and American politics. Batya Ungar-Sargon examines the evolving relationship between Jewish communities and the political left while tracing the broader forces behind changing alliances and the unraveling of the American political landscape.

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The Jews and the Left examines the relationship between Jewish history and American political life.

It focuses on antisemitism, civil rights, and the changing connections between Jewish communities and the political left.

The book considers how these histories relate to the unraveling of American politics.

Batya Ungar-Sargon presents a timely work of political and Jewish history.

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