Stepping into Zion : Hatzaad Harishon, Black Jews, and the Remaking of Jewish Identity.

Intro -- Contents -- Acknowledgments -- Part I: Creating Inventional Opportunities for Audiences with Different Degrees of Authenticity, Authority, and Power -- Introduction: Redefining Rhetorical Success -- Chapter 1. You're Jewish?: Hebrew Israelites, Black Jews, and Disrupted Identity Discourses -- Chapter 2. Solving Common Ground's Rhetorical Paradox: Interruptive Invention and the Potential for Incremental Success -- Part II: Toward a Continuum of Rhetorical Recognition and Partial Success -- Chapter 3. Making Space for Black Jews: Dissociative Disruption and the Rhetoric of Partial Recognition -- Chapter 4. Interrupting Whiteness: Hatzaad Harishon Youth Dance on the Edge of Jewish Identification, 1964-1969 -- Chapter 5. Uncomfortable Communion: Black Power, Jewish Anxiety, and the Difficulty of Cross-Audience Communication, 1970 and 1971 -- Epilogue: From Interruption to Acceptance-The Rise of Jewish Multiculturalism and Jewish Identity 2.0 -- Notes -- Bibliography -- Index.

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