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Alisiya [41]
3 years ago
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In what ways does the character of lucy conform to the stereotype of the "1950s housewife?"

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Yakvenalex [24]3 years ago
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The character of Lucy is one of the most beloved in American Television History.

In many ways she was very nontraditional e.g. she was the first Female Lead of a mainstream American Sitcom and the show single-handled revolved around her.


She was challenging social norms, standing up for women's rights as well as the civil rights movements of the time.

However, in many ways she was also shown as a traditional woman of the 1950s. She did not have a job, she was a home maker, took care of children, cooked food and was seen as a 'motherly' figure by most television viewers.

love history [14]3 years ago
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The women during this<span> era </span>weren't given<span> equal opportunities as compared to</span> the<span> men. L</span>adies<span> were expected to be </span>absolutely captivated with the lads<span> for </span>the supply<span> of all their </span>wants<span> and </span>necessities<span>. T</span>he ladies were needed to remain reception so as to require<span> care of their homes, children, and even husbands.
</span>It was thus<span> the responsibility </span>of each woman of the house<span> to </span>air the high alert for any changes and new trends.<span>Lucille Ball the</span> actress,<span> on </span>the opposite<span> hand acted </span>during a famed TV program known as<span> "I love </span>Lucy<span>." The show </span>depicted Lucy as the<span> classic 1950's </span>woman of the house<span>. She acted on</span> the<span> major character that was </span>terribly loving<span> and caring for her husband </span>Ricardo.
The image of Lucy was prevailing<span>, and it </span>got wind of<span> thousands </span>of ladies<span> for failure. </span><span>Her subjects </span>embody associate degree creator<span>,a film director, </span>associate degree archaeologist<span> and a rally driver. She </span>really wished<span> things </span>to vary back in 1950’s.
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