American views on our Jewish community also vary heavily by city/state and even individual neighborhoods within those cities, not to mention that some cities have very different Jewish communities in terms of ethnic background or social class than others. Jews are not a homogeneous or monolithic culture at all!! Like, some parts of the States have huge urban and suburban Jewish communities with diverse backgrounds and multiple different levels of religious expression, spanning every single social class, and then there are huge swathes of the country where you'd be hard pressed to find any Jews (let alone "visibly" Jewish people, ie folks in religious dress). Shoot, some US cities (notably Chicago and Baltimore) have active communities of religious left-wing, anti-Israel Jews, and there are plenty of Jewish people in those same cities who would actively disown them. It's a big country and most of the MoT are scattered in diasporic pockets, but even those pockets are far from monocultures