The Scandal of Cal

Exploring themes of conquest and racism, this book delves into the complex history of the University of California, Berkeley. It examines the impact of warfare and the tendency toward historical amnesia within the institution, revealing how these elements have shaped its identity and legacy. Through a critical lens, the narrative uncovers the often-overlooked stories and struggles that define the university's past, prompting readers to reflect on the broader implications of history in contemporary society.