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X-WR-CALDESC:A lens into the complex identities of Jewish and Israeli socie
 ty\, comedian David Baddiel joins Arab-Israeli award-winning writer and sa
 tirist Sayed Kashua to explore both the humor and deep seriousness of mino
 rity identities.\n\nTrack Changes blurs fact and fiction in this compellin
 g story of a nameless memoirist who returns from Illinois to visit his est
 ranged and dying father in Israel\, leaving his wife and three children be
 hind. His welcome is lukewarm at best. Sitting by his father’s hospital be
 d\, the memoirist begins to remember long-buried traumas\, the root causes
  of his fallout with his family\, the catalyst for his marriage and its re
 cent dissolution\, and his strained relationships with his children—all of
  which is strangely linked to a short story he published years ago about a
  young girl named Palestine. As he plunges deeper into his memory and reco
 unts the history of his land and his love\, the lines between truth and li
 es\, fact and fiction become increasingly blurred.\n\nIn Jews Don’t Count\
 , Baddiel deploys his unique combination of close reasoning\, polemic\, pe
 rsonal experience and jokes to argue that those who think of themselves as
  on the right side of history have often ignored the history of anti-Semit
 ism. He outlines why and how\, in a time of intensely heightened awareness
  of minorities\, Jews don’t count as a real minority: and why they should.
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DESCRIPTION:A lens into the complex identities of Jewish and Israeli societ
 y\, comedian David Baddiel joins Arab-Israeli award-winning writer and sat
 irist Sayed Kashua to explore both the humor and deep seriousness of minor
 ity identities.\n\nTrack Changes blurs fact and fiction in this compelling
  story of a nameless memoirist who returns from Illinois to visit his estr
 anged and dying father in Israel\, leaving his wife and three children beh
 ind. His welcome is lukewarm at best. Sitting by his father’s hospital bed
 \, the memoirist begins to remember long-buried traumas\, the root causes 
 of his fallout with his family\, the catalyst for his marriage and its rec
 ent dissolution\, and his strained relationships with his children—all of 
 which is strangely linked to a short story he published years ago about a 
 young girl named Palestine. As he plunges deeper into his memory and recou
 nts the history of his land and his love\, the lines between truth and lie
 s\, fact and fiction become increasingly blurred.\n\nIn Jews Don’t Count\,
  Baddiel deploys his unique combination of close reasoning\, polemic\, per
 sonal experience and jokes to argue that those who think of themselves as 
 on the right side of history have often ignored the history of anti-Semiti
 sm. He outlines why and how\, in a time of intensely heightened awareness 
 of minorities\, Jews don’t count as a real minority: and why they should.
DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20211117T103000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20211117T113000
LOCATION:SFC Performing Arts Center\, 2 Millstone Campus Dr\, St. Louis\, M
 O 63146 US
SUMMARY:Jewish Book Festival: David Baddiel and Sayed Kashua  Jews Don’t Co
 unt and Track Changes
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