Jews, Counterculture, and the Black-Jewish Alliance: From the March on Washington to 1968

While the legal battles for equal protection under the law were under way, a new kind of struggle was shaping up in the streets of the nation’s cities, the nation’s capital, and on college campuses. What were the ramifications of Jewish involvement in the movement and how were Jews affected? What were the early achievements and the initial costs of street activism? And did the Black-Jewish Alliance survive the end of the decade?

In English | Sunday | April 7 | 7pm (12 pm EDT)

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