There is a scene in Mike Gold’s 1930 novel Jews Without Money that links the many strands of left-wing Jewish identity formation to political Zionism at mid-century. Mikey, the novel’s narrator and proletarian icon for the “red decade” of the 1930s, travels with his father, Herman, to the outer suburbs of Brooklyn to buy what Literary HubRead More
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