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Solomon J BragerC. LaveryOz BahadurMai SchwartzRadio 613Lizzie BuschDavey S.JFRronchFringesDavid ZinmanLiza BehrendtJordy SilversteinJulia Alekseyeva1 editions

The concept of “doykeit,” Yiddish for “hereness,” is taken from the pre-World War II Polish-Jewish group *The Bund*, which believed that Jews have both a night to live and a political commitment to work for change “here and now.”

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Solomon J Brager
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Mai Schwartz
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Radio 613
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Diaspora
JB Brager | 2014