America for Americans
A History of Xenophobia in the United States
Book • 2019
In *America for Americans*, Erika Lee provides a thorough examination of xenophobia in the United States, tracing its roots from the colonial era to the present day.
The book highlights how xenophobia has been a persistent feature of American history, influencing policies and public discourse, particularly against various immigrant groups such as Germans, Irish, Chinese, and Muslims.
Lee argues that xenophobia continues to shape contemporary debates over immigration and national identity.
The book highlights how xenophobia has been a persistent feature of American history, influencing policies and public discourse, particularly against various immigrant groups such as Germans, Irish, Chinese, and Muslims.
Lee argues that xenophobia continues to shape contemporary debates over immigration and national identity.
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