Divisions A New History Of Racism And Resistance In Americas World War Ii Military(1st Edition)

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Thomas A Guglielmo

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ISBN: 0195342658, 978-0195342659

Book publisher: Oxford University Press

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Book Price $0 : The First Comprehensive Narrative Of Racism In America's World War II Military And The Resistance To It.America's World War II Military Was A Force Of Unalloyed Good. While Saving The World From Nazism, It Also Managed To Unify A Famously Fractious American People. At Least That's The Story Many Americans Have Long Told Themselves. Divisions Offers A Decidedly Different View. Prizewinning Historian Thomas A. Guglielmo Draws Together More Than A Decade Of Extensive Research To Tell Sweeping Yet Personal Stories Of Race And The Military; Of High Command And Ordinary GIs; And Of African Americans, White Americans, Asian Americans, Latinos, And Native Americans. Guglielmo Argues That The Military Built Not One Color Line, But A Complex Tangle Of Them. Taken Together, They Represented A Sprawling Structure Of White Supremacy. Freedom Struggles Arose In Response, Democratizing Portions Of The Wartime Military And Setting The Stage For Postwar Desegregation And The Subsequent Civil Rights Movements. But The Costs Of The Military's Color Lines Were Devastating. They Impeded America's War Effort; Undermined The Nation's Rhetoric Of The Four Freedoms; Further Naturalized The Concept Of Race; Deepened Many Whites' Investments In White Supremacy; And Further Fractured The American People. Offering A Dramatic Narrative Of America's World War II Military And Of The Postwar World It Helped To Fashion, Guglielmo Fundamentally Reshapes Our Understanding Of The War And Of Mid-twentieth-century America.