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Although the United States has long been a diverse society, its battles with racism, discrimination, and political divide also define it. Although the discourse on race has changed throughout time, the fundamental problems of prejudice, systemic racism, and inequality have not changed. The goal of the book ""War in America: Discrimination and Racism - Trump vs. Kamara"" is to examine how political ideologies and racial relations have clashed and shaped modern America, particularly in light of the political era that began with Donald Trump's presidency and the opposing voices calling for social justice, which are symbolized by Kamara, a figure drawn from social justice movements. With his populist rhetoric, Donald Trump rekindled a wave of nationalism that frequently ran counter to the advancements in racial equality. In the meantime, individuals like Kamara, a supporter of inclusiveness and equity, represent a progressive America working to combat discriminatory laws and eradicate institutional racism. This book will look at the ways in which these two perspectives on America have clashed in the spheres of politics, society, and culture, resulting in a sharply split country.

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