Y2 US Navy
She was the daughter of Samuel [Simcha] Nesin, a union organizer and founding member of the Communist Party, and Celia [Tzupa] Chattick Nesin (the two were never formally married). As a child, her family lived in the United Workers Cooperative Colony in the Bronx, NY. The community, also known as "The Coops", of about 700 families was a Jewish labor housing cooperative that practiced the utopian ideals of equity and a just society.
After attending Hunter College, she enlisted in the US Navy. She was later featured in a documentary film titled "At Home in Utopia", about her growing up in the "Coops".
Interment for her and her husband on November 2, 2018.
She was the daughter of Samuel [Simcha] Nesin, a union organizer and founding member of the Communist Party, and Celia [Tzupa] Chattick Nesin (the two were never formally married). As a child, her family lived in the United Workers Cooperative Colony in the Bronx, NY. The community, also known as "The Coops", of about 700 families was a Jewish labor housing cooperative that practiced the utopian ideals of equity and a just society.
After attending Hunter College, she enlisted in the US Navy. She was later featured in a documentary film titled "At Home in Utopia", about her growing up in the "Coops".
Interment for her and her husband on November 2, 2018.
Y2 US Navy
She was the daughter of Samuel [Simcha] Nesin, a union organizer and founding member of the Communist Party, and Celia [Tzupa] Chattick Nesin (the two were never formally married). As a child, her family lived in the United Workers Cooperative Colony in the Bronx, NY. The community, also known as "The Coops", of about 700 families was a Jewish labor housing cooperative that practiced the utopian ideals of equity and a just society.
After attending Hunter College, she enlisted in the US Navy. She was later featured in a documentary film titled "At Home in Utopia", about her growing up in the "Coops".
Interment for her and her husband on November 2, 2018.
She was the daughter of Samuel [Simcha] Nesin, a union organizer and founding member of the Communist Party, and Celia [Tzupa] Chattick Nesin (the two were never formally married). As a child, her family lived in the United Workers Cooperative Colony in the Bronx, NY. The community, also known as "The Coops", of about 700 families was a Jewish labor housing cooperative that practiced the utopian ideals of equity and a just society.
After attending Hunter College, she enlisted in the US Navy. She was later featured in a documentary film titled "At Home in Utopia", about her growing up in the "Coops".
Interment for her and her husband on November 2, 2018.
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