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0:00 - Introduction
0:39 - Amanda Talks About Discovering Her Family History
3:25 - Amanda's Childhood Home and Neighborhood in Fort Lauderdale, Florida
6:36 - Amanda's Community in Newton, Massachusetts
9:44 - The Prevalent Political Discussions in Amanda's Communities Growing Up
12:21 - The Relationship Between Amanda's Political Views and Her Jewish Identity
17:40 - Amanda Recalls Hearing Yiddish in Her Childhood
20:54 - Amanda Remembers Celebrating Hanukkah with Gifts, Food, and Candle-Lighting
24:20 - Amanda on the Debates Between Zionists and Anti-Zionists at Hampshire College
30:20 - Amanda's Identity and Perspective as a Jewish Anti-Zionist
34:41 - Amanda Reflects on What Yiddish Means to Her Now
37:50 - Amanda's Experience Learning Arabic to Have Conversations
40:45 - Amanda's Thoughts on the Role of Language in Transmission
42:26 - Amanda Talks About Deciding Not to Go on Birthright
47:05 - Amanda Discusses Her Creative Projects and Interests
51:37 - Amanda on Jewish Traditions and Cultural Practices that Hold Meaning for Her
54:13 - Amanda's Fondness for Klezmer Music
56:26 - Amanda Discusses Resources for Building Jewish Identity
59:05 - Amanda's Experience Working on the Wexler Oral History Project
62:09 - Amanda Shares a Story from Her Mother's Wedding to a Non-Jewish Man
64:38 - Amanda Recalls an Enlightening Conversation About the Work of Anti-Zionism
70:49 - Amanda's Experiences Living in the Middle East
74:28 - Amanda's Favorite Yiddish Word and Her Advice to Future Generations