Struggles, Shifts, and Foreign Policy Dynamics

This chapter explores the historical and contemporary challenges faced by Black Americans, reflecting on the socio-political changes of the 1960s and the complexities within ethnic politics today. It also examines the implications of Victoria Nuland's resignation on U.S. foreign policy and the potential shift towards a pragmatic approach, particularly concerning Eastern Europe. Additionally, the chapter discusses the severe casualties in the Ukraine conflict and their impact on military sustainability, raising important questions about the future of the conflict.