The Historical Struggle to Keep America White: How To Become A Diverse Society
The 1790 Naturalization Act allowed any free white person to become a citizen of the new republic; all others need not apply. Since then, there was a protracted effort to keep America white. This session examines the many efforts to maintain a white America despite the diversity of its immigrants. How does one interpret "e pluribus unum?"
The rise of a militant white supremacy today is not new. It was present throughout our history. It remains contentious today, particularly regarding new immigrants.
SKU: WI25SSCUR158A
June 10, 2025, 2:00 pm to 3:30 pm
Building: MTP Education Center
Room: Room 4