Explore the complex intersection of race and government in “Divided Arsenal: Race and the American State during World War II.” This compelling book delves into how racial dynamics shaped American policy and societal structures during a pivotal global conflict. Discover the untold stories and critical analyses of how the US state navigated its internal divisions while confronting external threats. Perfect for history enthusiasts and students of American political history, this insightful work from Cambridge University Press sheds light on the enduring legacy of race in shaping national identity and policy. Understand the past to better grasp the present with this essential historical read.