Marc Dollinger

About the Author

Marc Dollinger is a distinguished historian and professor of American Jewish studies, renowned for his insightful explorations of the intersections between Black and Jewish communities in twentieth-century America. With a career dedicated to uncovering the complexities of racial alliances and political movements, Dollinger draws on extensive archival research to illuminate overlooked narratives of solidarity and tension. His work challenges conventional histories, emphasizing the dynamic reinvention of coalitions during pivotal eras like the 1960s civil rights struggle. As an engaging educator and public intellectual, he continues to influence discussions on identity, activism, and social justice through lectures, essays, and his seminal scholarship.