critique the racialized treatment of Simon Rosedale? how does Wharton deploy anti-semitism in her condemnation of social climbers?

Simon Rosedale meets Lily Bart outside of Selden’s apartment; he is also the owner of the apartment building. As a Jew, he is portrayed by Wharton in an anti-Semitic light. His Jewish heritage keeps him out of the rich and wealthy world of old New York and dashes his hopes of a marriage to Lily. His wealth with not bring him acceptance.

I'll be back to give you textual evidence.

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