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Jewish Histories in Multiethnic Boyle Heights

Third Seder Haggadah, 1955

One of the ways the Arbeter Ring cultivated a secular Jewish identity rooted in working-class solidarity, collective history, and Yiddish culture was to hold so-called "Third Seders," an alternative version of the Passover seder that emphasized social justice themes. This Third Seder Haggadah captures the fusion of religious and folk traditions and socialist philosophy that guided the celebrations. Courtesy of the Workers Circle Southern California archives.

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1. Third Seder Haggadah, 1955 One of the ways the Arbeter Ring cultivated a secular Jewish identity rooted in working-class solidarity, collective history, and Yiddish culture was to hold so-called "Third Seders," an alternative version of the Passover seder that emphasized social justice themes. This Third Seder Haggadah captures the fusion of religious and folk traditions and socialist philosophy that guided the celebrations. Courtesy of the Workers Circle Southern California archives.
2. The Advance, vol. 1, no. 1 (Feb. 1947)
5. Arbeter Ring cottage at the JCRA Sanatorium, ca. 1915
6. Banquet at the Vladeck Center [n.d.]