American Born: An Immigrant's Story, a Daughter's Memoir by Rachel M. Brownstein non-media and generational silence

and generational silence

or squinting down the barrel of the fertility gun

and an invitation to gather around the table and create new memories with family

As Seymour’s blind ambition propels the movie

engaging with transnationalism

American Born: An Immigrant's Story, a Daughter's Memoir by Rachel M. Brownstein non-media and generational silenceAn incisive memoir of Rachel M. Brownsteins seemingly quintessential Jewish mother, a resilient and courageous immigrant in New York. When she arrived alone in New York in 1924, eighteen year old Reisel Thaler resembled the other Yiddish speaking immigrants from Eastern Europe who accompanied her. Yet she already had an American passport tucked in her scant luggage. Reisel had drawn her first breath on the Lower East Side of Manhattan in 1905, then