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- The new American dream is leaving the U. S. - Axios
For some, the American dream lies overseas The big picture: As recent polling suggests a dwindling sense of confidence in the American dream, some U S citizens are flocking to foreign countries in search of more affordability and flexibility than they experienced in the U S
- Genetic study reveals surprising ancestry of many Americans
In the United States, almost no one can trace their ancestry back to just one place And for many, the past may hold some surprises, according to a new study Researchers have found that a significant percentage of African-Americans, European Americans, and Latinos carry ancestry from outside their self-identified ethnicity The average African-American genome, for example, is nearly a quarter
- The Problem of American Exceptionalism - Pew Research Center
Whether the special qualities of American attitudes and values have encouraged a sense of American superiority is an issue to be explored Misunderstood Two aspects of the American character — nationalism and religiosity — are assumed to significantly influence the way the United States conducts itself in the world
- An American Sunrise | The Poetry Foundation
We were surfacing the edge of our ancestors’ fights, and ready to strike We knew we were all related in this story, a little gin will clarify the dark and make us all feel like dancing
- How Disney Came to Define What Constitutes the American Experience
How Disney Came to Define What Constitutes the American Experience The entertainment company has been in the business of Americana since its inception
- American Nightmare: True Story Behind Netflix Docuseries | TIME
In American Nightmare, now streaming on Netflix, Huskins and her now-husband Aaron Quinn recount how their lives spiraled out of control after Huskins was taken from Quinn's Vallejo, Calif , home
- The Myth of American Exceptionalism - Foreign Policy
Myth 1 There Is Something Exceptional About American Exceptionalism Whenever American leaders refer to the "unique" responsibilities of the United States, they are saying that it is different
- Americans are split over the state of the American dream
Americans ages 50 and older are more likely than younger adults to say the American dream is still possible
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