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Japanese and American Automobile Markets Trends - An Insight Why American Companies Losing by Boris Mann

American cars have always made a statement, they are symbolic of what America and its people represent. They are big, shiny and beautiful. They are distinct, powerful and representative of an era, of a decade. Then why are they so consistently losing to their Japanese counterparts...

African American Home The Modern Day Black Power Movement by Roy Primm

The African American home continues to prove itself as the spark to economic growth and empowerment to many African Americans. Learn why homeownership continues to coin itself as the modern day black power movement.

Langston Hughes - The Life, Times, Works as Well as Impact of a Versatile African-American Writer by Arthur Smith

Langston Hughes stands as a literary and cultural translation of the political resistance and campaign of black consciousness leaders such as Martin Luther King to restore the rights of the black citizenry thus fulfilling the ethos of the American dream, which is celebrated universally every year around February to April. Hughes' overriding sense of a social and cultural purpose tied to his sense of the past, the present and the future of black America commends his life and works as having much to learn from to inspire us to move forward and to inform and guide our steps as we move forward to create a great future. Hughes is also significant since he seems to have conveniently spanned all the genres leaving an indelible stamp on each. For he always considered himself an artist in words who would venture into every single area of literary creativity, because there were readers for whom a story meant more than a poem or a song lyric meant more than a story and Hughes wanted to reach each and every kind of individual.

American National Identity And Democracy by Sara Sajjadi

The way of thinking, feeling and acting have been rooted in social contexts, individuals have multiple "social identities". Members of social groups distinguish themselves from others with the notion of their own identity.