Welcome to Our Generation USA!
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Copyright © 2016 Bert N. Langford
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Copyright © 2016 Bert N. Langford
(Images may be subject to copyrights: please send your feedback using the following email address: bertnl1943@charter.net)
"Our Generation USA!" chronicles the Best (and sometimes, Worst) about life in the United States, as well as our role in a global society!
As just a portion of the content in this website's 100+ web pages, you will find the following partial list of Web Pages. Click on any of the following blue hyperlinks to be taken to that web page:
Our purpose is to keep the site both relevant and current, particularly in light of today's political environment.
Therefore, in the months to-come, we will be offering a blog for exchanging thoughts and ideas, sharing Videos, and otherwise to contribute as a Social Media website focused on common interests.
For example, we also have to remind ourselves that as American citizens, we are a society of laws and democratic principles. Further, that we have also have common interests, e.g., Global Warming.
Conceptually, this website can be viewed as a "Virtual Library" of events and people instrumental in the (mostly) positive advancement of human rights, largely from the 1950s until today, starting with the Baby Boomer Generation.
Since this website's start-up in 2012, we have been expanding content to cover every aspect of Human Life, given the huge cultural and technological transformation of mankind, from the 1950s until today.
We have identified roughly 5,000 articles, completing a little over 2,500 that are found on 100 web pages (including the 8 main Menu web pages at the top of every web page).
Each "virtual book" is an article, or "topic", that can include supporting images, description, even 1-3 videos. (over 3,900 videos developed to-date!)
As a virtual online library, think of each of the seven Main Menus (at the top of this and every other we page) as a library floor, and each web page listed below it as a library aisle consisting of related virtual books (as topics), e.g., Popular Musical Artists web page under the main menu "Best of Media", includes the hard rock group "AC/DC"
And, with each topic/book, you will likely find one or more videos to augment the topic's content!
Yes, this website will continue to be a "Work in Progress, given that life will always continue to evolve!
And, let's not forget the fact that both individuals and events of the past and present can also provide timeless lessons for future generations as well!
As an example, we also have to be vigilant of the risk our President poses to American democracy, that, regardless of his comments and actions, all citizens are created equally, regardless of gender, race, ethnicity and religion!
Our Generation USA! will focus on the time period from 1950 until today. Why 1950? Because that decade (and into the 1960s) saw the advent of social reform and entertainment that continues today: from the original black/white TV to the Internet (and beyond)!
And, to appreciate the many achievements that the USA has accomplished since 1950 and that have made us who we are today!
- Have you already visited this website? Click Here to be Taken to the Navigation Guide Web Page.
- For featured topics, visit the "SPOTLIGHT" web page!
- The newest content (most recently added) can be found under the web page "What's New".
As just a portion of the content in this website's 100+ web pages, you will find the following partial list of Web Pages. Click on any of the following blue hyperlinks to be taken to that web page:
- Music as:
- Sports,
- Movies
- Comedy:
- Other Television programs:
- Best of Media:
- Technologies like:
- Political Viewpoints;
- American Lifestyles;
- American Heroes
- Icons (whether Female or Male);
- Legend of Our Past (Icons who have since passed on;
- Feminism;
- Life in the United States:
- including our Limited Energy Resources
- Earth and Beyond including
- Events by Decades from 1950 through 2019.
- And Many More Web Pages.
Our purpose is to keep the site both relevant and current, particularly in light of today's political environment.
Therefore, in the months to-come, we will be offering a blog for exchanging thoughts and ideas, sharing Videos, and otherwise to contribute as a Social Media website focused on common interests.
For example, we also have to remind ourselves that as American citizens, we are a society of laws and democratic principles. Further, that we have also have common interests, e.g., Global Warming.
Conceptually, this website can be viewed as a "Virtual Library" of events and people instrumental in the (mostly) positive advancement of human rights, largely from the 1950s until today, starting with the Baby Boomer Generation.
Since this website's start-up in 2012, we have been expanding content to cover every aspect of Human Life, given the huge cultural and technological transformation of mankind, from the 1950s until today.
We have identified roughly 5,000 articles, completing a little over 2,500 that are found on 100 web pages (including the 8 main Menu web pages at the top of every web page).
Each "virtual book" is an article, or "topic", that can include supporting images, description, even 1-3 videos. (over 3,900 videos developed to-date!)
As a virtual online library, think of each of the seven Main Menus (at the top of this and every other we page) as a library floor, and each web page listed below it as a library aisle consisting of related virtual books (as topics), e.g., Popular Musical Artists web page under the main menu "Best of Media", includes the hard rock group "AC/DC"
And, with each topic/book, you will likely find one or more videos to augment the topic's content!
Yes, this website will continue to be a "Work in Progress, given that life will always continue to evolve!
And, let's not forget the fact that both individuals and events of the past and present can also provide timeless lessons for future generations as well!
As an example, we also have to be vigilant of the risk our President poses to American democracy, that, regardless of his comments and actions, all citizens are created equally, regardless of gender, race, ethnicity and religion!
Our Generation USA! will focus on the time period from 1950 until today. Why 1950? Because that decade (and into the 1960s) saw the advent of social reform and entertainment that continues today: from the original black/white TV to the Internet (and beyond)!
And, to appreciate the many achievements that the USA has accomplished since 1950 and that have made us who we are today!