In “Silent Dancing,” Cofer explores the personal, familial, and communal transformations that resulted from moving in the 1950s to Paterson, New Jersey---to “a huge tenement that had once housed Jewish families?(paragraph 2) and to a new community that emerged from the sprawling barrio that Puerto Ricans “overflowing from New york City” (paragraph 2) called home. Reread the essay carefully, and summarize the transformations that occurred in the life of the narrator, her family, and their larger Puerto Rican community.