Harlem: Where It Stands, Where It Stood.

Posted by on May 18, 2016 in Assignment 3 | No Comments

Saying that Harlem is the most iconic neighborhood in the United States, and perhaps even in the world may be a stretch. But I believe it to be true. For decades, Harlem has been the capital of Black America with a very rich and turbulent history. Harlem has often been held as the typical example […]

your stories our stories

Posted by on Mar 22, 2016 in Assignment 2 | No Comments

  Your Stories, Our Stories   Each part of my family immigrated from different parts of Europe many years ago – mostly in the 19th century. Unfortunately, this is the principle reason I have few artifacts or links to my family roots. My mother’s family came mostly from Ireland, Germany, and England, and I have […]

Immigration Story

Posted by on Mar 8, 2016 in Assignment 1 | No Comments

Jack Kern February 15, 2016 Rosenblum Seminar 2   My family’s immigration history   My family’s history is pretty typical for a white suburban family currently residing on Long Island. More specifically, my family is from Manhasset on Long Island. Manhasset is a town located in Nassau County about five miles from Queens, and was […]