Title: Why has German culture failed to preserve itself in American society? - Quora
Headings: Why has German culture failed to preserve itself in American society?
Why has German culture failed to preserve itself in American society?
Dan Holliday
Jon Mixon

Content: The reason why it may seem like you see a lot of Indian, Chinese, Mexican, Hispanic and African influence in the USA is a combination of recent massive influx thereof and (in the case of Blacks) a recent revival of a long suppressed cultural heritage that many are now trying to assert in the tapestry of who the USA is. Two massive immigrant groups: Hispanic and Sub-Continentals (India, Pakistan, Bangladesh and Sri Lanka) are the "big ones" recently. Asians -- on the whole -- for the first time in history were the largest regional immigrants, passing Hispanics in 2012. Asians aren't a monolithic group, but it's still a notable shift. Dropping birth rates in Latin America, growing economies, stable governments and reasonably free nations ensure that the driving force of immigration to the USA will wane over the next decade, to be replaced with Asian and likely West African (Nigerian, esp.) immigrants to the US. It's always "the recent ones" that seem to be heavily noted. They are "new" and new looks obvious and odd (to chose a un-delicate term). Germans have ceased their massive influx for a bit over a century now, so they are no longer any different than the Irish or British immigrants before them.