At the urging of German Jewish leaders.

Mordecai Manuel Noah’s Ararat.

The U.S. has a long history of anti-Semitism, but it’s always been different.

Sidney Franklin, matador of the Torah.

And did so more than Gentiles with foreign-sounding names.

And the ephemerality of political correctness.

Sidney Shachnow, in memoriam.

Broadway Billy and the amnesia of a people once known for their memory.

Burton Bernstein’s Family Matters.

And the priestly blessing.

Breaking arms, legs, and ribs.

A brief history of Jews and cinema.

Their dreams were unrealistic, but their evaluation of Communism wasn’t.

And did his upbringing affect his attitudes towards Jews and religious tolerance?