American in the 1980's

The 1980s was one of America's most interesting times. The emergence of new inventions to cope with the stock market, until the kind of music listens to people. In the 1980s, the only reason to make Americans "Americans" was what they offered. Many Americans enjoyed a material, attractive and technological lifestyle throughout the 1980s, so Americans are faced with various economic problems.

The value of materialism is reflected in American dreams of the 1980s Pop music was born, clothes were fantastic, and people fought for fame and wealth. For the first time in America 's history, America' s dream was not for a fulfilling life, but for getting visible and having more things than neighbors. People are not necessarily selfish, materialistic property is determined by your social value. If you do not have the best sneakers or the most beautiful hair, you will be overlooked. A movie of the time, such as the breakfast club, her, the fire of St. Elmo, proved the value of materialism. Everything in the 1980s stands out, it was easy to see in fashion at the time Neon lights and bright colors were standard.

Despite this economic downturn, in the 1980s it eventually betrayed most Americans and black Americans, African Americans experienced an unprecedented increase in popular culture and caused various black Renaissance . For American Americans and Caucasians, especially teenagers, in the American history all top culture icons are black, they represent increasingly new forms of art called Rap. EBONY itself does not support rap artists, but it celebrates many other top culture icons of those days. Number One Movie Star - Eddie Murphy, Top Genders Lead Singer - Michael Jackson and Whitney Houston, Most Popular and the Best Athlete - Michael Jordan, Number One Comedy - Cosby Show Talk Show - Oprah Winfrey and Other Tops Black artists and celebrities appear in the cover