A Nation of Inconsistencies
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A Nation of Inconsistencies
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Between the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, approximately two million Jews fled Eastern Europe for the United States. After entering through Ellis Island, many made their new homes in the tenement buildings of New York's Lower East Side, where they contended with dire living conditions, strenuous factory jobs, and linguistic and cultural challenges. Several Jewish philanthropists, including the poet Emma Lazarus, dedicated their resources to help the newcomers acclimate to American society. As wealth inequality and antisemitism soared, Jews embraced the labor movement to improve their lives as American citizens. Featuring Esther Schor and Daniel Soyer, and hosted by AJHS Executive Director Gemma R. Birnbaum.
Episode Image: Jewish women promote the purchase of Liberty Bonds during World War I, from the National Jewish Welfare Board Records at the American Jewish Historical Society, I-337.
All We Have Standing Between Us is made possible thanks to the generous support of the Knapp Family Foundation. Additional funding provided by the Leon Levy Foundation, the Achelis and Bodman Foundation, the Atran Foundation, and Anonymous.