Torn at the roots: the crisis of Jewish liberalism in postwar America

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Introduction: Making my Jewishness too visible1. The racists of America fly blindly at both of us: Atrocity Analogies and Anticommunism2. Liberal Judaism is a contradiction in terms: Anti-Racist Zionists, Prophetic Jews, and their Critics3. Artificial altruism sows only seeds of error and chaos: Desegregation and Jewish Survival4. Protect and keep: Vietnam, Israel, and the Politics of Theology5. If there was dirty linen, it had to be washed: Jews for Urban Justice and Radical Judaism6. We are coming home: New Left Jews and Radical Zionism7. Are you against the Jewish family?: Debating the Sexual Revolution8. If we really care about Israel: Breira and the Limits of Dissent

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