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Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC), 181-83, 187-89; anti-Israel sentiments, 359; Black nationalism, 347; Black Power as slogan, 214; collapse of, 216; voter registration drives, 283 Studin, Charles H., 132 Sugar trade, 67—71 Symphony in Black, 264 Synagogues: antebellum South, 75; bombing of, 283, 292n.35; Southern states, 279-80 Tabari 34,40n.l3, 48n.50 Talk of the Town, 266 Talmud: black skin as curse, 38n.3; images of Blacks in, 23, 31-32 Tanhuma, 28—31 Tapper, A. Ovrum, 158 Tate, Greg, 4—5 'Teamwork (film), 267 Temple Emanu-El (New York), ] 28, 130, 133 Terrell, Mary Church, 163 Texas, Hopwoodv., 324 Theatre Union, 11, 225n.34 Third Worldism: African-American awareness of, 349-50 Thirty Years War, 69 Thomas, Norman, 208 Thompson restaurant case, 163 Thornburgv. Gingles, 309—10, 327 Thurman, Wallace, 264 Tikkun, 257 Till the End of Time (film), 266 Toddy, Ted, 266 Toure, Kwame, 367 Touro, Judah, 80 Tower of Babel, 26 Travels (Mandeville), 29 Trillin, Calvin, 386 Trotti, Lamar, 261 Tuchock, Wanda, 263 Tuskegee Institute, 12, 125, 130, 142 Tutu, Bishop Desmond, 396 UJO v. Carey. See United Jewish Organizations ofWilliamsburgh (U.J.O.) v. Carey Ulman, Joseph N., 143 Uncle Remus, 40n.l5 Uncle Tom's Cabin (film), 263 Union of American Hebrew Congregations: affirmative action, 301, 303, 305; quotas, support of, 390 Union of Orthodox Jewish Congregations of Index \\ 437 America: affirmative action, 301, 313 United Auto Workers, 242 United Farm Workers, 21 3 United Federation of Teachers (UFT), 216—17 United Jewish Organizations of Williamsburgh (U.J.O.) v. Carey, 310, 330-31 United States, Guinn v., 132 United States, Hays v., 329 United States v. Kovematsu, 337n.l8 United States v. Paradise, 305 United Steelworkers v. Weber, 302, 304 Unity House, 98 Universalistic values, 11, 177-96 Universal Negro Improvement Association (UNIA), 154, 205, 347 Universal Pictures, 260 Up From Slavery (Washington), 139, 240 Urban environment, 9, 107—21. See also Neighborhoods; specific cities Urofsky, Melvin, 282 Valasquez, Nadia, 340n.34 Valdeck, Baruch Charney, 284 Vann, Robert L, 261 Van Vechten, Carl, 265 Variety, 262, 264, 270 Vera v. Richards, 336n.l4 Vermeule, Emily, 3 Vidor, King, 261 Vietnam war, opposition to, 17, 166, 217, 348-49, 402 Village Vanguard, 209 The Village Voice, 4-5 Villard, Oswald Garrison, 131 Vincent of Beauvais, 58—59 Vladeck, Baruch, 201 Vorhaus, Bernard, 209 Voting: Jews, cities, 118; registration drives, 182, 283 Voting rights: affirmative action and, 308—14; Mississippi voting rights march, 1966, 177; Selma to Montgomery voting rights march, 1965, 181-82, 191 Voting Rights Act of 1965, 308-14, 320n.49, 321nn.54,57, 323-24, 327-28, 330-32, 338n.21, 340n.33 Wald, Lillian, 130 Walker, David, 345, 353 Walling, Anna Strunsky, 202 Walzer, Michael, 4, 16-17, 401-9, 419 Warburg, Felix, 136, 142
438 // INDEX Warburg, Paul, 142 Warley, Buchanan v., \ 32 Warner, Robert Austin, 105n.47 War on Poverty, 348 Washington, Booker T.: Du Bois, debate, 275—76, 282; education of African Americans, 239-40; Goldman, Marcus and, 138; Jews, view of, 92, 125-26; Up From Slavery, 139, 240; Warburg, Felix, and, 142 Washington, Harold, 118 Washington, Joseph, 30, 33, 45n.35 Washington Legal Foundation, 331—32 Watt, Mel, 328 Way Down South (film), 209, 265 Weber, 302 Weber, United Steel workers v,, 302, 304 Wedlock, Lunabelle, 95 Weisbord, Robert G., 361 Weiseltier, Leon, 394 Weiss, Nancy J., 10, 123-52, 419 Weiss, Ted, 389 Weltfish, Gene, 2,66 West, Cornel, 17, 361, 411-16, 419 The West Indian American, 93 We've Come a Long, Long Way (him), 267 "What is Torah?" (Cantata), 91 What Went Wrong: The Creation & Collapse of the Black-Jewish Alliance (Friedman), 10 Whitbeck, Frank, 258 White, Josh, 209 White, Justice, 337n.20 White, Walter, 161; ADL and, 164; Du Bois, W E. B. and, 131-32; fundraismg, 136; government action during World War II, urging for, 157-58; Hollywood films and, 265-66, 268; letter to Stephen Wise, 252n.36; Marshall, Louis, and, 134-35; Maslow, Will, and, 165; 1947 partition plan and, 163 White Citizens Council, 283 While over Black (Jordan), 23 Wiesel, Elie, 7 Wilder, Douglas, 13, 284 Wilkins, Roger, 4 Wilkins, Roy: government action, urging for, 157; Hollywood films and, 267; Leadership Conference on Civil rights, 178; Springarn, Arthur, and, 132; support of Jews, 123, 136 Williams, Lydia, 12, 236 Williams, Patricia J., 16, 371-83, 419 Williams, Robert, 348 Willis, John Ralph, 23 Willkie, Wendell, 266 Wilson, President Woodrow, 135 Wilson, Taylor, 288 Wise, Rabbi Stephen S.: The Birth oj a Nation, demonstrations against, 260; Committee of Forty, 130; fair employment practices and, 297-98; Free Synagogue, 127; segregation policy and, 135; White, Walter, letter from, 252n.36 Women's American ORT, 305 Women's dialogue group, 16, 385^00 Woodbey, George Washington, 202 Wooclson, Reverend Lewis, 345 "A World of Difference" (ADL), 168 World War II: armed services, integration of, 158; Hollywood during, 12-13, 257-74; Jewish boycott against German products, 166; inarch on Washington, 158-59; refuge in U.S. for German Jews, 157. See also Holocaust; Nazism Wright, Louis T., 1 32 Wright, Richard, 13, 285 Wright i\ Rockefeller, 337n.l5 Wygant v. Jackson Board of Education, 305 Yamacraw (film), 264 Yeamans, Sir John, 78 Yefet b. AH, 31 Yellow (color): Middle Ages, Jews associated with, 60 Yerushalmi, Yosef, 56 Yorn Kippur, 56 Young, Andrew, 6, 192, 327, 359-360, 387 Youngstein, Max, 268 Yulee, David Levy, 80 Zanj enslavement, 46-47n.39 Zanuck, Darryl F., 261 Zeira, R., 32 Zionism: anti-Zionism, 188, 196n.32, 351, 353, 358, 360; Black Zionism, 205-6; inspiration, as, 1; left and, 214-17; New Left Jews and, 11; pre-Holocaust, 3.31; Southern states, opposition to, 280 Zipporah (Biblical figure), 37, 5In.57 Zohar, 27-28, 31, 43n.25
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STRUGGLES in the PROMISED LAND
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Introduction JACK SALZMAN I 1 The C
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STRUGGLES in the PROMISED LAND
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THE CURSE OF HAM A Case of Rabbinic
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THE MEDIEVAL BACKGROUND WILLIAM CHE
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JEWS IN THE SLAVE TRADE three DAVID
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BLACKS AND JEWS The Struggle in the
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