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  • ISBN: 9781620979600
  • ISBN: 1620979608
  • Physical Description: ix, 337 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm.
  • Publisher: New York : The New Press, 2026.

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Introduction: The Whitewashing of American history ... Read More
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Examines episodes in United States history ... Read More
Subject: Racism > United States > History.
Race discrimination > United States > History.
Race relations > History.
United States > Race relations.
United States > History.
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1001 . ‡aKhanna, Nikki, ‡d1974- ‡eauthor. ‡1https://id.oclc.org/worldcat/entity/E39PCjGThCfqCM7hPfRCDxhXHP
24510. ‡aErased : ‡btrue stories about race and racism in America that you probably weren't taught in school / ‡cNikki Khanna and Kathleen Korgen.
264 1. ‡aNew York : ‡bThe New Press, ‡c2026.
264 4. ‡c© 2026
300 . ‡aix, 337 pages : ‡billustrations ; ‡c24 cm.
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5050 . ‡aIntroduction: The Whitewashing of American history -- Chapter 1: The Ridiculousness of Race. 1. The White Woman Who Discovered She Was Black -- 2. When the Irish Weren't White -- 3. Blood Quantum and "Real" Indians -- Chapter 2: Slavery and Struggle. 4. How All of America Was Complicit in Slavery -- 5. Slavery and the White House -- 6. Enslavers Weren't Just White -- 7. The Man Who Mailed Himself to Freedom and Other Stories of Defiance -- 8. The Civil War Didn't End Slavery -- Chapter 3: Borders and Belonging. 9. States That Banned Black People -- 10. Citizens Deported by Their Own Country -- 11. When Love Cost Women Their Citizenship -- 12. Turning Away Jewish Refugees Fleeing Nazis -- Chapter 4: Destruction and Displacement. 13. White Terrorism and Black Communities -- 14. Stolen Children, Erased Cultures -- 15. Caged by Their Own Country -- 16. Highways as Weapons of Destruction -- Chapter 5: American Apartheid. 17. Segregation Wasn't Just Southern -- 18. Keeping Neighborhoods White -- 19. "Leave by Sundown"--Or Else! -- 20. When Universities Shut Out Black Students -- 21. Tests Rigged for Failure -- Chapter 6: Terror and Trauma. 22. Hunger Warfare and the Near-Extinction of Bison -- 23. The Mass Lynching You Never Learned About -- 24. Blood at the Ballot Box -- 25. The Mother Who Made America Look -- 26. Traveling While Black--Or Jewish -- Chapter 7: Plunder and Profits. 27. The Reverse Underground Railroad -- 28. Ivory Towers, Slavery, and Seized Land -- 29. Racist Housing Policies That Built White Wealth -- 30. Reparations Paid--To Enslavers -- Chapter 8: Science and Suffering. 31. Fake Science, Real Oppression -- 32. America's Blueprint for the Nazis -- 33. Medical Abuse of Black Bodies -- 34. Sterilizing Women Without Consent -- Chapter 9: Racism ad Recreation. 35. Mockery as a National Pastime --36. When Lynching Was a Spectator Sport -- 37. Human Zoos -- 38. When Racism Rhymed -- Afterword.
520 . ‡aExamines episodes in United States history involving race and racism that have often been omitted, minimized, or simplified in traditional historical accounts and school curricula. Through thirty-eight short chapters, Khanna and Korgen explore subjects ranging from the experiences of enslaved people and Native Americans to discriminatory laws, racial violence, and the influence of American racial policies beyond the United States, showing how these events continue to shape contemporary understandings of race and inequality.
504 . ‡aIncludes bibliographical references (pages 255-316) and index.
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