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In this episode of The Perez Notes, Roberto Perez speaks with author and scholar Joel Dinerstein about his memoir, The Last of the Ellis Island Jews—the tragicomic story of a working-class immigrant Jewish family in Brooklyn.
Joel discusses the vibrant neighborhood culture that shaped his family, the upheaval of white flight, and his experiences attending majority-Black public schools. The conversation explores Brooklyn’s changing identity, race, education, family conflict, and the disappearing worlds preserved through Joel’s unforgettable stories.
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