Campbell's and Class
"The Jew is not only a member of a religious minority, but also part of the majority of Americans known as the middle class.” - Albert Gordon, Jews in Suburbia (Boston: Beacon Press, 1959), 18.
“The price of Jewish assimilation was Jewish authenticity. The faces of this kind of assimilation were many: secularization, the feminization of Jewish life, and the decline of radical politics were all perceived, at various moments, as gauges of assimilationist tendencies. Middle-classness and suburbanization, however, emerged as two of the clearest signals of assimilation.” – Corwin Berman