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Why is there still US Colonialism in the 21st Century?

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Juan González, Sandra Rodriguez Cotto and Daniel Immerwahr discussing how the U.S. became an empire and what U.S. colonialism looks like today.

Why is there still US colonialism in the 21st Century?

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