U.S. History
Not Written in Stone
Learning and Unlearning American History Through 200 Years of Textbooks
PAPERBACK ORIGINAL: In the great tradition of James R Loewen's Lies My Teacher Told Me, a teaching version of the book that offers a crash course in the “history of history,” and how contemporary prejudices color the way each generation looks at the nation’s past
Protest Nation
Words That Inspired a Century of American Radicalism
Edited by Timothy Patrick McCarthy and John McMillian
PAPERBACK ORIGINAL: From Eugene Debs to Paul Robeson, Angela Davis, and Harvey Milk—a compendium of words that spurred American Radical thought and action, from the early twentieth century to the present
A Bomb in Every Issue
How the Short, Unruly Life of Ramparts Magazine Changed America
Now in paperback: A lavishly praised "lively history" (Los Angeles Times) of Ramparts—the magazine that brought the New Left into American living rooms in the '60s and made an indelible imprint on American journalism
Bombing Civilians
A Twentieth-Century History
Edited by Yuki Tanaka and Marilyn B. Young
Now in paperback: the first comprehensive historical analysis of one of the great horrors of modern times, hailed by Frida Berrigan as "a vividly detailed and profoundly troubling history of war fought from the air"
Asian Americans in the Twenty-first Century
Oral Histories of First- to Fourth-Generation Americans from China, Japan, India, Korea, the Philippines, Vietnam, and Laos
A follow-up to the 1992 bestselling classic Asian Americans —with all-new interviews that brilliantly illuminate the vibrant, ever-changing communities of Asian America






















































































































