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American popular culture is unique because America's cultural diversity is unique. Building on its signature accessibility, Mirror on America widens its embrace of popular culture, exposing students to the idea that American popular culture is not monolithic, but rather a composite reflection of all the cultures that consider themselves American. Featuring current essays about topics students will already be familiar with and apparatus that supports and scaffolds every step of the reading and writing process, Mirror on America reflects the interests of students and the instructors who want them to become confident writers.

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JOAN T. MIMS has been a manager and language arts specialist with the Texas Education Agency, working on development and scoring of the statewide writing assessments. She taught composition at West Chester University for 13 years and has extensive experience with developmental students. ELIZABETH M. NOLLEN has taught basic writing, composition, film, and literature courses in the English department at West Chester University for the last 21 years. She has been active in the English component of pre-college programs, given numerous papers at the Popular Culture Association, and has published"" Family Matters in the British and American Novel"" with Bowling Green State University Popular Press.

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