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2."Conquest, Genocide, and the Formation of America"
3."Was the Revolutionary War Revolutionary for Slaves? A Few Thoughts on Slavery and Its Afterlives"
4."Did the United States Really Save the World? Remembering and Misremembering World War II"
5."The Korean War: An Endless War Forgotten in the Haze of American Exceptionalism"
6."Charlottesville and the Real Monuments to White Supremacy"
7."The American Dream versus American Reality: Black Wealth and the Myth of Meritocracy"
8."Should U.S. Imperialism Matter to Black Lives Matter?"
9."Protecting Whose Speech? Protecting Whose Assembly?"
10."Am I an Ungrateful Son of a Bitch?"
11."A Rising Tide or a Sinking Ship? American Economic Decline and the rise of the Unexceptional Majority
Contents note continued: 12.&#x300;"We can't have the inmates running the prison': Black Labor, White Enjoyment, and the Billionaire Capitalist Class"
13."Is American Aid' Assistance or Theft? The Case of Africa"
14."Does the U.S. Really Care about Human Rights?"
15."Humanitarian Impulses: The American Corporate Media and the White Savior Mentality"
16."If It's Bad, Blame Russia"
17."Saving American Exceptionalism: Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton, and the Politics of Inclusion"
18."The Violence of Inclusion"
19."Flags, Flyovers, and Rituals: On Giving Your Body to the State"
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