Joel Dinerstein’s new memoir blends family drama, cultural history, and social critique in a vivid portrait of working-class Jewish life before the Holocaust became the defining center of American Jewish identity Joel Dinerstein has spent much of his career exploring the origins of American cool, its popular music, and the nation’s racism – through his books, a Smithsonian exhibit, a class on the...
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