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America at 250: UC Press books examine history, justice and change

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On America’s 250th anniversary, UC Press shares books to help readers understand the forces that have shaped our country — and the work still ahead. (Credit: Adobe Stock)

This July 4, the United States will mark 250 years since the Declaration of Independence — a milestone that invites both celebration and reflection.

At a time when public conversations about American history can feel especially contested, UC Press is recognizing the anniversary by highlighting UC-published titles that examine the past in all its complexity, including moments that are difficult to revisit. From histories of racism and inequality to questions of labor, justice and democracy, these books help readers better understand the forces that have shaped our country — and the work still ahead.

Explore the America 250 book list at UCnet

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Based at the Office of the President in Oakland, UC Press publishes 40 journals and about 180-200 books each year across the arts, sciences, humanities and social sciences, with a strong focus on social justice. Learn more about UC Press.
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