Manthey’s analysis of protest rhetoric—ranging from speeches to newsletters to documentaries—illustrates how the study of grassroots activism is key to understanding how U.S. warfare is tied to debates about culture and national identity.
Manthey’s analysis of protest rhetoric—ranging from speeches to newsletters to documentaries—illustrates how the study of grassroots activism is key to understanding how U.S. warfare is tied to debates about culture and national identity.
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