Summary:
The book offers a reinterpretation of US history through the lens of African American and Latinx perspectives, highlighting the interconnected struggles for civil rights and social justice. It challenges traditional narratives by emphasizing the contributions and experiences of these communities in shaping American history.
Key points:
1. Race and Class Intersectionality: Ortiz highlights how race and class intertwine in African American and Latinx history in the U.S., affecting their struggles and achievements.
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