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Argues that the United States' founding myths no longer apply, and explains why Americans must reconsider the facts of their history.

Contains essays that examine some of the defining events of the 1990s in both the domestic and international arenas, discussing politics and policy in Washington, war and peace after the Cold War, violence, racial and gender conflicts, popular culture, and science and technology.

A collection of essays that examine the domestic and international events that shaped the history of the 1970s.

Contains Art Buchwald's humorous observations on the Presidency of Ronald Reagan and related matters.

Text and photographs describe life in Mexico, exploring such topics as family life, religion and beliefs, language and education, and work.

Provides an assessment of life and youth in the 1990s, and looks at manifestations of 1990's popular culture as they appeared in advertising, fashion, literature and music, travel, performing and visual arts, food, fads, architecture, games and toys, and sports.

Describes developments and trends in such aspects of popular culture in the 1970s U.S. as advertising, architecture, fashion, food, leisure activities, and music.