The United States of America thrives on
diversity. A synthesis of the world’s plentiful and varied races,
religions, and cultures, America is a home to all, such that no one
group can call itself more “American” than another. And the fusion of
cultures here is so unique and so exceptional that citizens can be just
as proud of their original cultural heritage as they are to be an
American.
Our
Diversity in America collection takes a good look at what it means to be
“American” and examines the rich heritages that make up our country.
Each culture provides its own special and irreplaceable contribution to
our understanding of America today, and The World & I Online showcases
this here. From Asia to Europe to Africa to Latin America, some 128
articles trace each nationality’s broad history and important
contributions to the American way of life. Diversity in America not only
presents a host of intimate snapshots of culture and heritage, but
documents the struggles of nationalities to integrate into the “melting
pot” society of America, and highlights the strength and integrity of
various cultural leaders and thinkers.
Without its rich mixture of religions, races, and
cultures, America would not be the nation that it is today. Founded upon
the basis of equality and freedom for all, America acts as a stage where
intensely different cultures not only coexist peacefully, but also
thrive symbiotically and create a nation. The World & I Online
recognizes this and celebrates it in its collection Diversity in
America.
Our
Diversity in America collection takes a good look at what it means to be
“American” and examines the rich heritages that make up our country.
Each culture provides its own special and irreplaceable contribution to
our understanding of America today, and The World & I Online showcases
this here. From Asia to Europe to Africa to Latin America, some 128
articles trace each nationality’s broad history and important
contributions to the American way of life. Diversity in America not only
presents a host of intimate snapshots of culture and heritage, but
documents the struggles of nationalities to integrate into the “melting
pot” society of America, and highlights the strength and integrity of
various cultural leaders and thinkers.
