Educational Barriers and Jewish Aspirations in 19th Century Russia

This chapter examines the restrictive educational policies imposed on Jewish students in the Russian Empire during the late 19th century, particularly focusing on imposed quotas and their broader societal implications. It critiques these discriminatory measures that aimed to limit Jewish access to education while exploring the complexities of class dynamics and societal change influenced by revolutionary sentiments. The discussion draws parallels between historical and contemporary issues regarding education and the Jewish community's role in shaping societal progress.