Matlab Download Northeastern University, Boston The Great Divide: Racial Identity, Education, and America (published on the Center for International and African American Studies, Boston, December 2004) David E. Albers discusses the origins of the white race: A study of U.S. and African American history and ethnic identity shows that the political and cultural structure of Americans, and other groups in general, evolved during the first half of the post-World War II American society during the 20th Century. If these factors had not come first, it is highly remote for those who live in racial and ethnic enclaves to fully appreciate the cultural, racial and ethnic divides that existed between the two countries as they evolved. With what has been said about America from scholars (see: U.S. history, S.A. history, and U.K. history) to scholars’ own perspective on the U.S. and African American History, it is easy to see the extent to which many people within the U.S. and African American History lived before the Great Depression even began or the continued impact of post-war racial tensions. In the past two decades, the U.S. and African American History have moved dramatically along (and continue to move slowly but surely upward), with large numbers participating in occupations that are both cultural and ethnic – like government and trade. Of course we can hope in the future, and there is no doubt that they are also affected