References:

• "This Is It," season 1, episode 1 of One Day at a Time (Netflix).
• "Unleash the Sexy Beast," season 2, episode 3, Queer Eye (Netflix).
• https://www.kanopy.com/en/product/41530?vp=sjsu

1. Using evidence from the episode "This Is It" from the Netflix TV seriesOne Day at a Timeis the show affirming the American Dream or is the show critical of the American Dream. Again, use evidence from the episode to support your answer.

2. Watch season 2, episode 3 of Netflix's reboot of the early 2000s show Queer Eye. The title of the episode is "Unleash the Sexy Beast" and it is focused on a working-class man who is a bartender named Leonardo Loria Rico.

Use what you learned from Class Dismissed in order to analyze the Queer Eye reboot and the episode "Unleash the Sexy Beast." What about the reboot's portrayal of gay and straight men AND class issues is different than its early 2000s predecessor? What is the same?

3. According to Class Dismissed, what ideological purpose do cop shows play within US culture and society? How is deviance framed in cop shows? What groups of people does the framing disproportionately impact?

Myth [ Choose ] Added cultural meanings that objects carry. It is the habits and beliefs that shape the way an individual sees the world, as well as the larger attitudes and behaviors of Semiotics Refers to the beliefs, practices, and principles that inscribe meaning, wield power, and shape society through a collective Correct AnswerShared belief in the symbolic representation of a culture's mindset, identity, and way of life. Belief that sexual relations between men and women is biological ideal as the two sexes serve to complement each other, and Denotative Pride in one's country and the ways in which nations work to achieve or maintain their national identity and status globally. Refers to the ways in which the relationship between knowledge and power circulates in culture through speech and thought in Belief in the power of institutions to establish order. Connotative The study of a sign. Literal meaning of a sign. Discourse [ Choose ] Ideology [ Choose ] Heteronormativity [ Choose ] Mindset [ Choose ] Nationalism [ Choose ]Match the concept with its definition. There are more definitions than concepts. (Concepts & definitions are from the Brandt & Clare chapter on "Culture Industry." Production [ Choose ] Corporations and partnerships behind the production of popular culture products. Refers to the creation of popular culture products and texts, as well as the media ownership, values, and processes that Representation Policies associated with globalization such as deregulation, privatization, and a de-emphasis on public or community services, Refers to the ideas, beliefs, and values that are supported, promoted, and perpetuated through popular culture texts and Political philosophy aimed at understanding how ruling class controls both material force of society and its intellectual force. Consumption Refers to the process for shifting the production of goods and culture to specific groups. Refers to the ways that audiences purchase, borrow from, use, consume, and make meaning from the popular culture that Culture Industries [ Choose ] Marxist [ Choose ]