Socialism and Democracy· 2015Q3· Review
An Indigenous Peoples’ History of the United States
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Short summary
This book offers a comprehensive understanding of the US as a colonial-settler state, building on generations of struggle and scholarship.
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Key points
- The book provides a framework for understanding the US as a colonial-settler state.
- It synthesizes generations of Indigenous struggle and scholarship.
- The reviewer advocates for broad engagement with the book's ideas.
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Abstract
This book should be widely read, discussed, and diffused. Building on generations of struggle and scholarship, it provides the basis for a full understanding of the US as a colonial-settler state. ...
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