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Introduction
Part 1 - "Manifest Destiny" and the Founding of the UC
Part 2 - Los Alamos, Livermore, and the Nuclear Testing Regime
Part 3 - Uranium Mining, the UC, and the "Privatization of Genocide"
Part 4 - Ending Nuclear Nolonization
Appendix "A" - Indigenous Nations Who Inhabited Present-Day UC Lands
Appendix "B" - Additional Reading and Resources
Works Cited