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For fans of James Loewen's Lies My Teacher Told Me, a bold new popular history exposing the hidden truths about race long omitted from our school textbooks
Following in the tradition of James Loewen's bestselling Lies My Teacher Told Me, Erased peels back the layers of sanitized and hidden histories to reveal the shocking, untold stories of race and racism in the United States--stories deliberately left out of most textbooks. From the enslaved people who built and labored in the White House, to the near extinction of bison as the federal government sought to starve Native peoples into submission, to the nation's role in the Nazis' atrocities of the twentieth century, Erased delivers thirty-eight eye-opening chapters that expose what is often deliberately erased from U.S. history lessons.
Through careful research and vivid storytelling, sociologists Nikki Khanna and Kathleen Odell Korgen bring readers into moments rarely included in traditional accounts of U.S. history, bridging the gap between what we were taught and what we should know about our past.
For concerned citizens, students, and educators, Erased will inform, inspire, and leave readers ready to engage in meaningful conversations about America's past and its impact on today.
Nikki Khanna is a professor of sociology at the University of Vermont and author of Biracial in America, Whiter: Asian American Women on Skin Color and Colorism, and Race Relations in America. Her research on race, colorism, and multiracial identity has reached wide public audiences through CNN, Time, NBC, BBC, NPR, and other major media outlets. She lives in Burlington, Vermont.
Kathleen Korgen is professor emerita of sociology at William Paterson University and author of From Black to Biracial and Multiracial Americans and Social Class. She is also coauthor of the widely used Sociology in Action series and editor of The Cambridge Handbook of Sociology. She lives on Cape Cod, Massachusetts.You may return most new, unopened items within 30 days of delivery for a full refund. We'll also pay the return shipping costs if the return is a result of our error (you received an incorrect or defective item, etc.).
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