Growing Up Jewish and Chinese in America
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Growing Up Jewish and Chinese in America Devorah Goldstein Avraham SchwartzbaumÕs daughter from The Bamboo Cradle Mrs. Devorah Goldstein, a resident of Baltimore, was born in China. Abandoned by her parents at a train station, she was found by an American Jewish couple, the Schwartzbaums, who adopted her and brought her to live with them. In a famous book, The Bamboo Cradle, Professor Schwartzbaum tells the story of how Devorah changed their lives and brought them back to a traditional Jewish life. Devorah now teaches elementary school in Baltimore and speaks widely about her experiences as a Chinese-American Orthodox Jew. Support by the Diane Cummins Community Education Fund. Co-sponsored by OSU Hillel, the Asian American Studies Program, the Multicultural Center, Central Ohio Families with Children from China, and the Honors and Scholars Pressey Course Enhancement Grant |
| Date and time: | November 13, 2012 5:00 PM |
| Location: | Area on Campus: Columbus JCC, 1125 College Ave. |
| Contact: | Paige Bailey |
| Phone Number: | 614-247-7882 |
| Event category: | Melton Center for Jewish Studies |
| Event Type: | Lecture |
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