Split At the Root

I didn't like this story. It was a certain twist seeing racism from this new point of view. I thought she proved a few stereotypical characteristics about jews true. Like the relation between Jews and money. I feel sorry for the writer. She doesn't know who she wants to identify herself with. I agreed with her father's message that people shouldn't be judged by their religion, but by what type of person they are. At the end she seemed to just be rambling about her different personalities. This part of the story bored me.