A Certain People
Charles E. Silberman
1985
Change has been so rapid, in fact, that American Jews in their twenties and thirties inhabit a completely different world from that in which their parents grew up.
The essence of the change is that American society has broken open to Jews, as well as to members of other ethnic and religious groups, in ways that were not expected—indeed, in ways…
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