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Compare the portrayals of Black families in *The Jeffersons* and *Good Times*.
The Jeffersons: Depicted a Black family achieving upward mobility. | Good Times: Portrayed a working-class Black family facing everyday challenges.
Who was Oscar Micheaux?
A pioneering filmmaker who produced and directed nearly 50 films, challenging racist stereotypes and showcasing Black talent.
Who was Don Cornelius?
The creator and host of *Soul Train*, a cultural phenomenon that celebrated Black music and dance.
Who was Lorraine Hansberry?
Playwright of *A Raisin in the Sun*, a groundbreaking play addressing social, political, and economic realities of Black life.
Who was August Wilson?
Playwright known for his Pittsburgh Cycle, a series of plays that chronicle the African American experience throughout the 20th century.
Who was Oscar Micheaux?
Pioneering Black filmmaker, produced/directed nearly 50 films challenging racist stereotypes.
What was Soul Train?
Longest-running program featuring Black music, dance, and culture, created by Don Cornelius.
What was the Great Migration?
Movement of African Americans from the rural South to urban centers in the North and West.
What is the Pittsburgh Cycle?
Series of ten plays by August Wilson, each set in a different decade, chronicling the Black experience.
Define representation in media.
How different groups are portrayed in media, reflecting or challenging societal perceptions.