Chapter 24 , " The Clinton Presidency " , covers the effects of the Bill Clinton administration on the U.S. and the world . Zinn argues that despite Clinton 's claims that he would bring change , his presidency kept many things the same . Topics covered include Jocelyn Elders , the Waco siege , the Oklahoma City bombing , the Crime Bill of 1996 , the Antiterrorism and Effective Death Penalty Act of 1996 , the Personal Responsibility and Work Opportunity Reconciliation Act of 1996 , the 1993 bombing of Iraq , Operation Gothic Serpent , the Rwandan genocide , the War in Bosnia and Herzegovina , the World Bank , the International Monetary Fund , the North American Free Trade Agreement , the 1998 bombing of Afghanistan and Sudan , the impeachment of Bill Clinton , Barbara Ehrenreich 's '' Nickel and Dimed '' , Stand for Children , Jesse Jackson , the Million Man March , Mumia Abu-Jamal , John Sweeney , the Service Employees International Union , the Union of Needletrades , Industrial and Textile Employees , the Worker Rights Consortium , the Poor People 's Economic Human Rights Campaign , the UN Universal Declaration of Human Rights , the Telecommunications Act of 1996 , '' Spare Change News '' , the North American Street Newspaper Association , the National Coalition for the Homeless , anti-globalization , and WTO Ministerial Conference of 1999 protest activity
Oklahoma City bombing
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