D.-|||-······My·grandmother Rosalind·Einhorn·was born·exactly·fifty-two years·before·I was,-|||-on·August·28, -1917. Like·many·poor Jewish·families·in New York·City,hers·lived.in-|||-a·small,ccowded apartment·close·to their relatives.·H er parents, aunts.and uncles--|||-addressed-her·male-cousin by·their given names,·but·she and·her·sister were.referred.-|||-to·only·as "Girlie".-|||-During·the-Depression,my grandmother·was pulled·out·of Morris·High·School to-|||-help support·the household·by·sewing fabric·flowers onto undergarments that-her mother-|||-could·resell·for a·tiny profit.No·one·in the-community-would.have considered·taking-|||-a·boy·out·of school.A.boy`s·education was·the·family`s·hope·to·move up·the financial-|||-and·social·ladder.Bducation-for-girls,however,was-less-signific both financially,-|||-since·they were unlikely·to·contribute to·the·family`s-income,and·culturally,since-|||-boys·were-expected.to study·the Torah·while-girls were expected·to run·a·"proper-|||-home" .Luckily.for·my grandmother, a·local teacher·insisted·that her parents.put-|||-her·back·into school. She·went on-not·only-to·finish·high school·but·to graduate·from-|||-U.C.Berkeley.-|||-······After·college,"Girlie"·worked.selling pocketbooks·and·accessori at-|||-David`s·Fifth Avenue.·When·she left·her·job to·marry·my grandfather,·David`s had-|||-to hire-four people torreplace-her.Years-late when my grandfather`paint·business-|||-was·struggling,·she jumped·in·and took·some·of the·hard·steps he·was·unwilling to-|||-take,·helping·to save·the family from·financial·ruin.She·displayed·her business-|||-ability·again in her·forties.·After being·diagnosed(i断)with breast·cancer, she-|||-beat·it·and then devoted.herself.to·raising·money.for the clinic that·treated·her-|||-by.selling-some watches.·Girlie·ended up-with-a profit·that·Apple would·envy.-I have-|||-never.met·anyone.with.more-energy.and·determination·than my grandmother.←-|||-······When·my grandmother·had·children of·her·own -·my·mother and·her·two brothers-|||-一·she·emphasized education·for·all of·them. My mother·attended·the University of-|||-Pennsylvania.·When she graduated·in·1965·with·a·degree in·French·literature,she-|||-surveyed·a·workforce that·she·believed consisted·of·two career options.f or· women:D.-|||-······My·grandmother Rosalind·Einhorn·was born·exactly·fifty-two years·before·I was,-|||-on·August·28, -1917. Like·many·poor Jewish·families·in New York·City,hers·lived.in-|||-a·small,ccowded apartment·close·to their relatives.·H er parents, aunts.and uncles--|||-addressed-her·male-cousin by·their given names,·but·she and·her·sister were.referred.-|||-to·only·as "Girlie".-|||-During·the-Depression,my grandmother·was pulled·out·of Morris·High·School to-|||-help support·the household·by·sewing fabric·flowers onto undergarments that-her mother-|||-could·resell·for a·tiny profit.No·one·in the-community-would.have considered·taking-|||-a·boy·out·of school.A.boy`s·education was·the·family`s·hope·to·move up·the financial-|||-and·social·ladder.Bducation-for-girls,however,was-less-signific both financially,-|||-since·they were unlikely·to·contribute to·the·family`s-income,and·culturally,since-|||-boys·were-expected.to study·the Torah·while-girls were expected·to run·a·"proper-|||-home" .Luckily.for·my grandmother, a·local teacher·insisted·that her parents.put-|||-her·back·into school. She·went on-not·only-to·finish·high school·but·to graduate·from-|||-U.C.Berkeley.-|||-······After·college,"Girlie"·worked.selling pocketbooks·and·accessori at-|||-David`s·Fifth Avenue.·When·she left·her·job to·marry·my grandfather,·David`s had-|||-to hire-four people torreplace-her.Years-late when my grandfather`paint·business-|||-was·struggling,·she jumped·in·and took·some·of the·hard·steps he·was·unwilling to-|||-take,·helping·to save·the family from·financial·ruin.She·displayed·her business-|||-ability·again in her·forties.·After being·diagnosed(i断)with breast·cancer, she-|||-beat·it·and then devoted.herself.to·raising·money.for the clinic that·treated·her-|||-by.selling-some watches.·Girlie·ended up-with-a profit·that·Apple would·envy.-I have-|||-never.met·anyone.with.more-energy.and·determination·than my grandmother.←-|||-······When·my grandmother·had·children of·her·own -·my·mother and·her·two brothers-|||-一·she·emphasized education·for·all of·them. My mother·attended·the University of-|||-Pennsylvania.·When she graduated·in·1965·with·a·degree in·French·literature,she-|||-surveyed·a·workforce that·she·believed consisted·of·two career options.f or· women:D.-|||-······My·grandmother Rosalind·Einhorn·was born·exactly·fifty-two years·before·I was,-|||-on·August·28, -1917. Like·many·poor Jewish·families·in New York·City,hers·lived.in-|||-a·small,ccowded apartment·close·to their relatives.·H er parents, aunts.and uncles--|||-addressed-her·male-cousin by·their given names,·but·she and·her·sister were.referred.-|||-to·only·as "Girlie".-|||-During·the-Depression,my grandmother·was pulled·out·of Morris·High·School to-|||-help support·the household·by·sewing fabric·flowers onto undergarments that-her mother-|||-could·resell·for a·tiny profit.No·one·in the-community-would.have considered·taking-|||-a·boy·out·of school.A.boy`s·education was·the·family`s·hope·to·move up·the financial-|||-and·social·ladder.Bducation-for-girls,however,was-less-signific both financially,-|||-since·they were unlikely·to·contribute to·the·family`s-income,and·culturally,since-|||-boys·were-expected.to study·the Torah·while-girls were expected·to run·a·"proper-|||-home" .Luckily.for·my grandmother, a·local teacher·insisted·that her parents.put-|||-her·back·into school. She·went on-not·only-to·finish·high school·but·to graduate·from-|||-U.C.Berkeley.-|||-······After·college,"Girlie"·worked.selling pocketbooks·and·accessori at-|||-David`s·Fifth Avenue.·When·she left·her·job to·marry·my grandfather,·David`s had-|||-to hire-four people torreplace-her.Years-late when my grandfather`paint·business-|||-was·struggling,·she jumped·in·and took·some·of the·hard·steps he·was·unwilling to-|||-take,·helping·to save·the family from·financial·ruin.She·displayed·her business-|||-ability·again in her·forties.·After being·diagnosed(i断)with breast·cancer, she-|||-beat·it·and then devoted.herself.to·raising·money.for the clinic that·treated·her-|||-by.selling-some watches.·Girlie·ended up-with-a profit·that·Apple would·envy.-I have-|||-never.met·anyone.with.more-energy.and·determination·than my grandmother.←-|||-······When·my grandmother·had·children of·her·own -·my·mother and·her·two brothers-|||-一·she·emphasized education·for·all of·them. My mother·attended·the University of-|||-Pennsylvania.·When she graduated·in·1965·with·a·degree in·French·literature,she-|||-surveyed·a·workforce that·she·believed consisted·of·two career options.f or· women: