For many years, television programming presented a stereotypical american family. in a paragraph of at least 125 words, explain how the modern television family differs from the early stereotypical american families first portrayed? how does this reflect changes in american culture and politics?

Television can often provide information on a society. In the case of American society, the way families are portrayed on television demonstrates how views on family have changed over the years.

The stereotypical family used to be a nuclear family (a mother, a father, and children), with men often being the providers of the family and women being stay-at-home mothers. Nowadays, modern shows often include other arrangements. Working mothers have become more common, as well as single-parent households. Divorced couples have also become more accepted, as well as those in homosexual relationships. These changes reflect the changing nature of the American household.

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