United States of Hate: An American History of Racism, Extremism, Sexism, and Religious Discrimination
United States of Hate examines American history through the interconnected themes of racism, extremism, sexism, and religious discrimination. This broad historical study considers how intolerance and inequality have influenced the nation, offering readers a focused framework for thinking about discrimination, power, identity, and the American experience.
About This Book
United States of Hate presents an American history centered on racism, extremism, sexism, and religious discrimination.
The book examines these forms of intolerance as significant forces in the nation’s history.
Its subject connects questions of identity, power, belief, and equality within the American experience.
This work is suited to readers seeking a broad historical exploration of discrimination and extremism in the United States.
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