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Mother and father with young daughter shopping at the grocery store, San Diego, Calif., USA

The Land of Big Groceries, Big God, and Smooth Traffic: What Surprises First-Time Visitors to America

Source: The Atlantic

While the United States is home to the most diverse population on Earth, our dominant culture can still shock those who are new to it.

This entry was posted in Responses to Change and tagged Culture & Society, People on October 1, 2015 by Mikki Gibson.

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