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Two famous artists with American Indian roots — Fritz Scholder and John Nieto — offer distinct interpretations of the American Indian experience and the modern American West.

The freedom to express one’s ethnic, racial or social identity, and still be considered wholly American, is an ideal fostered by the diversity of U.S. culture.

The Flushing Remonstrance was signed in Flushing, Queens, in New York, a community that is now one of the most religiously diverse in the United States.

Americans own and protect a sprawling system of national parks. Explore the glorious views of the national parks, the history of this vast system, and its mission of conservation.