The entire congregation is invited to hear the national award-winning author Scott Seligman speak about a little-known chapter in American Jewish history.

In The Great Kosher Meat War of 1902, Seligman describes how a group of immigrant Jewish women on New York's Lower East Side -- political novices -- organized a widespread and sometimes violent consumer boycott against price gouging in the kosher meat industry. Their successful activism has since been called "a modern Jewish Boston Tea Party."

To register for this program (sponsored by Boomers and Beyond), please complete the form below.

Also, if you wish to purchase a discounted copy of the book before the April 3rd program, visit the publisher's website and use this special code: 6D40. This will trigger a 40% discount on the book's original price.

We hope to "see" you online for this thought-provoking and engaging program on April 3rd at 7:00 PM.