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The New Americans

Book • 2001

In 'The New Americans: How the Melting Pot Can Work Again,' Michael Barone addresses the concerns of many Americans about the impact of immigration on the country's culture and society.

He argues that the traditional American melting pot can still be effective in integrating new immigrants, and he provides insights on how native-born and new Americans can work together to make immigration beneficial for everyone.

Mentioned by

Colin Greenwood

Alexander Hagmann

Patrick Ruffini

Mentioned in 2 episodes

Mentioned by

Ariella Budick

as an influential photographer who created a stark commentary on the state of America in his book, "The Americans".

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Mentioned by

Colin Greenwood

as one of his favorite photographers, whose work inspired his own.

Colin Greenwood

Mentioned by

Sam Barzilay

in the context of post-war American street photography and his book 'The Americans'.

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Mentioned by

Chuck Todd

as the basis for the Russia spy program story.

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Mentioned by

Harris Yulin

as the co-director of the movie "Candy Mountain", highlighting Frank's visual artistry and the impact of his book "The Americans".

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Recommended by

Patrick Ruffini

for its analysis of immigrant groups in the US and their political shifts.

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Erwähnt von

Alexander Hagmann

als eines der Beispiele für Fotobücher, die während seines Studiums auf den Tisch kamen.

006 Fotobücher

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