Television
"The Fresh Prince of Bel Air" told us all about how life got flipped upside down for a young African American man from the ghetto when he moved into his aunt and uncle's fancy California home. The "Fresh Prince" did not adhere to the dominant culture, which can be described as being "upper-middle-class, white, heterosexual, first language English, and Christian"(Parmar and Krinsky, 2013, p. 32). Other television shows airing at this time such as "Full House" celebrated the "dominate class." The popularity of both shows demonstrates the evolving and diverse identity of the American family.