Exam 2: The Meaning of Memory: Family, Class, and Ethnicity in Early Network Television Programs

How is gender performative?

Cultural studies insist that culture must be studied within the social relations and system. This radical hope, triggered by President Barack Obama, ushered in a period of bi­ and transracial art. This probed ______.

The article's study shows that despite their outstanding sporting achievements, the Williams sisters have been subjected to the "gender-specific images that deem black bodies as less desirable if not downright ugly," that is, ______.

The tension between accessibility and novelty, or strangeness, can serve as both a site of resistance for female artists to wage "sex as a weapon" in the fight against gender stereotyping as well as ______.

Describe "Orientalism" and its representations.

As the article makes clear, the ongoing struggle lends itself to binary thinking, moral declarations, and public denunciations. To many, either the moniker is respectful or it is racist. It is a stereotype or not. Such arguments ______.

According to the article, women visually coded as ordinary looking generally ______.

This chapter outlined some of the ways that conservative talk radio has a profound influence not only on elections but also on the very nature of public discourse, and thus ultimately on public policy, on issues ranging from women's health to climate change. The author says that this makes it much more than ______.

Orientalism, Edward Said (1978) wrote, is ______.

The issue has stressed indigenous support, highlighting the importance of public opinion polls as well as endorsements of the Washington Redskins football team by prominent individuals and reservation communities. Importantly, the defense is about more than Indianness. In particular, it turns in spoken and unspoken ways on ______.