economic stats (as if people mattered)

Justin Schwartz jkschw at hotmail.com
Mon Nov 13 20:04:21 PST 2000


I picked Emma G because I thought she might be known, rather than reaching for osbcurity: as a figure in woman's history, in American history, and with a Chicago connection, as well as as a important (nonJewish) Jew (Isaac Deutscher's characteriztion of irreligiosu leftist Jews like himself). I was both shocked and surprised that no one had heard of her. --jks


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>
>Justin Schwartz wrote:
>
> > bring the names of a couple of
> > famous Jews, choose ten clues that identified each, and everyone was
> > supposed to guess who based on the clues. Most people picked sports and
> > entertainment figures. We of course picked political ones: Trotsky and
>Emma
> > Goldman. Trotsky, they guessed. No one had heard of Emma Goldman. --jks
>
>Since Eleanor was the first of the Marx family to take anti-semitism
>seriously,
>perhaps you should have used her. She's probably less known than Emma
>Goldman.
>
>Carrol
>
>

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