It's been 8 years since my last book, "Ariel Samson: Freelance Rabbi," my first novel. And now I'm back with "The Souls of Black Jewish Folk," my first "serious" sociological work about African-American Jewry (https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0GQ9P365S/ref=mp\_s\_a\_1\_2?dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.jCr1oyWKdsy6khxlImLdo0tY\_tEQfTDA6-sQ9yza1qonfm9bFNIU84KDUq9vEyOlmR\_O4Us-HT3fQ94CcpRq-55x6-dPNJtz7syBtaL\_blLjMTBqITwsiFDvuF4gycji9TUpe7FNa\_PlBDyYObAQggntuEuNihZ6vSHgZCZ\_TgrxoW\_NaDvaM0z68xKQkzI667SNDzvn5mEGsdz5F523tw.JTFxHct77Pdx5tPE9h2UBPM\_6DbQ68a05jfLKwuTO-0&dib\_tag=se&keywords=the+souls+of+black+jewish+folk&qid=1772146348&sr=8-2). Hoping you all enjoy it, especially anyone who's discovered me from the PBS documentary. Enjoy the continuation of this very important conversation.
Also, such an honor to be covered in this article with Rabbi Dr Koach Baruch Frazier and Kehillat Sankofa (https://religionnews.com/2026/02/25/two-new-d-c-congregations-cater-to-black-jews/) and if you want to learn more about OEC (www.oheleidotchemdata.org) or donate and share our crowdfund to your networks (https://gofund.me/5badfdb92), go forth! Shabbat shalom! #BlackandJewishAmerica #InterwovenHistoryPBS #religion source