Tag: transformation

Two competing narratives dominate our debate about the ongoing ethnic and demographic transformation of America. The first holds that non-European immigrants O.K., let's be honest, Mexicans will rip apart the nation's social fabric. The second has it that the diversity of younger generations of Americans will inevitably lead to a more integrated, postracial era.

But both of these narratives are off the mark. With some minor differences, today's immigrants are assimilating into U.S. society in ways not terribly unlike those of millions before them. At the same time, it's likely that decades from now, Americans will still invest a lot of meaning in group distinctions.

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Every year Consumer Reports tire team attends the Specialty Equipment Manufacturers Association (SEMA) show in Las Vegas to meet all the tire manufacturers under one roof.
It is an effective way to have face time with industry members, learn about upcoming developments and products, and shape our upcoming tire programs. With these insights, we will soon have outlined the tire models that we will be testing for the next major tire report due next year.
This much we do know: well be covering ultra-high performance models, including summer, all season, and performance winter tires.