Connecting the American People: The Effects of New Modes of Communication during the American Presidential Campaign of 2020 by Louise Anglès d’Auriac

“…This study analyzes the notion of “the American people” on the Twitter accounts of Joe Biden (@JoeBiden) and Donald Trump (@realDonaldTrump) during their campaigns for the 2020 presidential elections. …”
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Twenty-first century cultural and religious diversification of modernity: the example of the shamanic indigenisation of Roman Catholicism among Native American peoples in the Northwest of the United States by Frédéric Dorel

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Lucille Ball, the Queen of Show Business versus Lucy Ricardo, the Failed Actress by Aurélie Blot

“…Most American people, all generations taken into account, remember Lucille Ball as a great comic figure of the Fifties. …”
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« Ne diriez-vous pas qu’il s’agit là de propagande ? » Le programme d’information internationale des États-Unis en débat (1945-1947) by Raphaël Ricaud

“…In order for the American people to accept such a program, notions such as democratic proselytizing, journalism, free competition, and legal advocacy replaced propaganda.…”
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American Messiahs: The Narrative Strategies of FDR and Reagan, 1933 and 1981 by Theo Zenou

“…More specifically, it compares and contrasts the stories the two presidents told the American people through their speeches. It finds that the stories had strong parallels: Roosevelt and Reagan both depicted America as a land in decay, and portrayed themselves as messiahs who would redeem the nation. …”
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Writing Against Vanishing: Native American Autobiography and the Trope of an Ever-Pending Vanishment by Fabrice LE CORGUILLÉ

“…Ottawa Andrew Blackbird and Omaha Francis La Flesche were both the embodiments and witnesses of what happened to Native American people. They wrote their autobiographical accounts as paradigmatic examples of the Native American tragic fate, wondering whether indigenous people were irrevocably doomed, as the dominant discourse constantly repeated, or could strive to find ways and means to adapt and survive. …”
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L’investiture du 44e président des Etats-Unis :Le National Mall, le village global et le Green New Deal by Cynthia Ghorra-Gobin

“…This third article mainly based on the images of the inauguration ceremony (January 20th), on the president Obama’s discourse and on a few comments made by the media, describes the feeling of happiness and prideness as expressed by the American people on the National Mall in spite of the seriousness of the financial and economic crises (besides two wars). …”
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THE CONSEQUENCES OF THE INTERNET FOR POLITICS by V. P. Terin

“…The article deals with the internet as a political resource referring to President Obama involving the American people in his fight with the Republicans in Congress, and other similar issues of general concern. …”
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Réécrire l'Histoire pour les enfants du point de vue des Amérindiens : devoir de mémoire, devoir d'imagination (Brésil, États-Unis) by Pauline Franchini

“…Fictions depicting the encounter – imminent or recent – between Europeans and indigenous american people, through the eyes of the latter, change children's standpoint to History's off-camera and offer alternatives to the official version. …”
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Rhetorical Analysis of Joe Biden’s Inauguration Address by Neni Nurkhamidah, Raihana Ziani Fahira, Ayu Ratna Ningtyas

“…Joe Biden skillfully used and implied Aristotle's rhetorical theory in his inauguration address to engage and build trust with the American people. From the analysis, the researcher has concluded that a good speaker can use all of the three elements of the rhetorical theory and imply them in the speech or writing. …”
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Varying circumstances surrounding opioid toxicity deaths across ethno-racial groups in Ontario, Canada: a population-based descriptive cross-sectional study by Tara Gomes, Mina Tadrous, Sophie A Kitchen, Frank Crichlow, Tonya J Campbell, Cynthia Damba, Colin H Johnson, Ashley Smoke

“…Black people (median age: 35 years; SD: 0.40) and Asian people (median age: 37 years; SD: 0.30) generally died younger than white people (median age: 40 years), and there was greater male predominance in deaths among Asian people (86.2%; SD: 0.30), Latin American people (83.0%; SD: 0.21) and black people (80.3%; SD: 0.14) relative to white people (74.6%). …”
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Black Boarding Academies as a Prudential Reparation by Roy Brooks

“…It would take decades of massive amounts of government spending and the sustained moral commitment of the American people to achieve transitional racial justice in this country. …”
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Black Boarding Academies as a Prudential Reparation by Roy Brooks

“…It would take decades of massive amounts of government spending and the sustained moral commitment of the American people to achieve transitional racial justice in this country. …”
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Abordaje y manejo médico-quirúrgico del paciente herido por traumatismo taurino by A. Martínez-Hernández, G. Jara-Benedetti, C. Roig-Martí, C. Ordóñez-Urgiles, J.M. Laguna-Sastre

“…Abstract: Introduction: Bullfighting festivals are attributed to the cultural idiosyncrasies of the Ibero-American people, posing an extreme risk to the physical integrity of the participants. …”
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[Translated article] Approach and management of patients injured by bullfighting trauma by A. Martínez-Hernández, G. Jara-Benedetti, C. Roig-Martí, C. Ordóñez-Urgiles, J.M. Laguna-Sastre

“…Introduction: Bullfighting festivals are attributed to the cultural idiosyncrasies of the Ibero-American people, posing an extreme risk to the physical integrity of the participants. …”
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On Common Ground: Translocal Attachments and Transethnic Affiliations in Agha Shahid Ali’s and Arthur Sze’s Poetry of the American Southwest by Judith Rauscher

“…Engaging with landscapes of the American Southwest and elsewhere, and in particular with the natural environment, both poets reimagine the region as a site of translocal attachments and as the grounds for transethnic affiliations, especially with local Native American peoples. What emerges from this inclusive and yet open sense of belonging to place is an ethics of being in and with nature that attempts to reckon with the increasing pressures of both globalization and global environmental crisis. …”
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