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Great list for major cities, although I don't think major cities reflect "All-American" cities anymore as they are all too homogenous and overrun by crime and illegals, I think several mid-sized cities and large towns have better feel on "All-American" as in apple pie, white picket fences and baseball Here is a list of the All-America City Award All-America City Award - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Many cities that have received that award seem like they are "homogenous and overrun by crime and illegals" too. I mean New Haven.....? I think the award is geared towards cities that are trying hard, so many of them are still struggling. But I thought it was weird you would cite that link when trying to represent mid-sized safe cities.
What do you think are some of the most All-American cities in the US? For example, New York has a lot of different culture and there are times when you may feel like you are in another country. Which cities do you think are the most American in the US?
^ I don't understand. Why does the M/D line make it American
Look, does it matter? It's my opinion. THey are geographically central and are Northern cities with a Southern tint to them. That's why I picked them. I'd also I guess pick Kansas City, ST. Louis, and even Louisville (which is a southern city with a Northern tint).
Look, does it matter? It's my opinion. THey are geographically central and are Northern cities with a Southern tint to them. That's why I picked them. I'd also I guess pick Kansas City, ST. Louis, and even Louisville (which is a southern city with a Northern tint).
no it doesnt matter, i agree w/ you, they do seem very american. I was just wondering
I think you need two cities, one large city to show America's power and a small town to show it's values.
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I agree NYC embodies the American dream. Yankees, hot dogs, wall street, capitalism. Broadway, fashion, its all there. This is my summation.
I have to say that hot dogs and Chicago go together better.
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