American blindspot: race, class, religion, and the Trump presidency

The unexpected president: the 2016 Trump election and white evangelical support

Deep cultural background on racial inequality: slavery and territorial expansion in early America

Racialized power and constraints of freedom after slavery: failure of Reconstruction

A "True American" identity: immigration and the restriction of citizenship

Business-friendly evangelicalism: theological turn of mid-Twentieth-Century christianity

The establishment of free-market conservatism: religious imperatives of Reagan-era economics

Reactionary politics of the Tea Party: Barack Obama and his critics

Increased concentration of elite wealth through asset growth: the 2007 market collapse and the rule of finance

Identity politics and evangelical support: Trump's white christian nationalism

Conclusion: ethnoreligious structures of inequality in the Trump presidency.