Americans are all different. Which is what makes
this such
a special place – people from all over the
world have chosen
to live here, sharing their food,
music, stories, and traditions.
There really is a whole
world right outside our door.
This year, we're getting to know our neighbors
across the
country, celebrating the creative spirit
that unites us all.
Hawaiians have been surfing for centuries. But it
was
a Californian named Tom Blake who invented
the hollow
boards that surfers ride today.
Pottery from the Pueblo in New Mexico's
Museum
of Indian Arts and Culture inspired some
amazing prints
and tees in our Native Artists x
Tea
Collection.
How do you tell a crocodile from an alligator? A
crocodile
you'll see in awhile. An alligator you'll
see later! (This
one's a wild alligator - Louisiana
and Florida are home
to millions of them.)
Americans have always dreamed big. That's how
Neil
Armstrong made it to the moon on July 20,
1969.
What's your dream?
From behind-the-scenes stories of
our adventures,
to recipes, and little
citizen-friendly DIY projects,
there's
always something new to discover
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