Robert Brown Elliott.

Albert Murray, Salo Baron, and the lachrymose conception of history.

Abe Saperstein, the shortest man in the hall of fame.

Friendship and the American story.

Replace zero-sum “anti-racism” with mutual respect and understanding.

“It was the Jewish family who instilled in me singing from the heart.”

What Albert Murray shared with the German political philosopher.

A dialogue on prejudice in 21st-century America.

After being torn apart by anti-Semites, its restoration is threatened by woke anti-Americanism.

The music of Thomas LaRue.

A key component of both groups’ identities.

“He sings with a real Jewish turn, with a real Jewish moan and sigh.”

Rosa Parks, Bayard Rustin, and the “opiate of the Arabs.”

“I have always felt at home in the Jewish world.”