City of Gods: Religious Freedom, Immigration, and Pluralism in Flushing, Queens

Focusing on Flushing, Queens, this work explores its significance in colonial America as a landmark for religious freedom. It highlights the neighborhood's evolution into a vibrant example of religious and ethnic diversity, making it a unique case study of America's ongoing journey with immigration and pluralism. Through a blend of historical analysis and ethnographic insights, the book examines how these themes have shaped the community and reflect broader societal dynamics.