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27:3 Popular Culture Bell Ringer: 859. Mass Media. Households with TVs 1948-9% 1960-90% 2000-100% Hours people watch TV 1950-4 2000-7. Federal Communications Commission FCC. Regulates communication industries. 1950s Golden Age of Television. Effect on Culture Programming
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Mass Media • Households with TVs • 1948-9% • 1960-90% • 2000-100% • Hours people watch TV • 1950-4 • 2000-7
Federal Communications CommissionFCC • Regulates communication industries
1950s Golden Age of Television • Effect on Culture • Programming • Advertising • TV dinners
Baby Biz Emme and Max Shiloh $6 million People $7.6 People/Hello
TV Perpetuates Stereotypes • Women • Minorities • Class • Glorified western frontier conflict
Radio and Movies Diversify • Radio: new programming • Movies: size, color, sound, smell, 3-D
Beat Movement • Counterculture • Social and literary nonconformity • Lifestyle
Rock-n-Roll • Black + White = American • Chuck Berry • Elvis Presley-King of Rock and roll • Appeal
Race Radio • Nat King Cole • Lena Horne • Harry Belafonte • Charlie Parker • Dizzy Gilespie
American Dream? • 25% in poverty • Women/children • Minorities • elderly
White Flight • Suburbs • Urban poor • Inner cities
Urban Renewal • National Housing Act of 1949 • Housing and Urban Development • Urban Removal?
Mexican Activism • Immigration • Braceros • Longoria Incident sparks activism • GI Forum • Unity League of CA
Native Americans • 1953 Termination and Relocation Policy • Eliminated Federal support • Discontinued reservation system • Distributed tribal lands • Relocation program • Failure