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1. Representing Jews and African Americans in Musical Theater

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This course explores how Jewish and African American identities are portrayed in American musical theater. Specific provisions allow for extensions to accept waste

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It examines the historical and cultural significance of these representations and how they have shaped American entertainment and social perceptions. Depending on your context, the most likely topics

At Indiana University, is a 3-credit course offered by the Borns Jewish Studies Program .