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The Black Jews of Harlem
After a brief, extremely tantalizing glimpse of the practices of Rabbi Wentworth Matthew's Commandment Keepers Congregation, a small group in Harlem and Brooklyn who all themselves Ethiopian Hebrews & who strive to emulate the traditional Orthodox Jew, Mr. Brotz immediately proceeds to an interesting, if sketchy, analysis of what he considers the central dilemma for Ne...more
cloth, 144 pages
Published
1964
by Free Press of Glencoe
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Mar 22, 2009
Erik Graff
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Recommends it for:
sociologists of black American culture
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Harold Kasimow
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religion
I read this sometime during college, but cannot recall exactly when. The most plausible hypothesis is that it was assigned for the Senior Seminar for Religious Studies majors at Grinnell, the most plausible assigner being Harold Kasimow, the resident expert on Judaism.
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