Question

1. Why was Kid Power a controversial title for the ABC Television Network?

2. What is the author’s main argument in Who We Be?

3. In The Death of the West, how does that author feel about the decline of European demographics in the West?

Answer 1

• 2. Jeff Chang’s Who We Be: The Colorization Of America, a work that takes it upon itself to trace how art has influenced and reflected the massive social changes of the past 50 years,tracks the development of the art world, or rather the development of several art worlds-from the insular but far-reaching circle of newspaper cartoonists to the Whitney Museum Of American Art, practically its own castle in the rarified universe of New York’s art scene.
• Chang’s argument is, a full-throated defense of multiculturalism;a vision of America as composed by the innumerable local and broader cultures that produce something greater than the sum of their parts. Acknowledging that the word has become dirty for many signifying an empty commitment to what’s being deemed “diversity”;Chang attempts to reclaim its legacy by tracing its evolution through a variety of social and, more importantly, artistic movements.
• Chang captures how we increasingly respond to art that blurs cultures while keeping their boundaries somewhat intact as it reflects who we are and who we aspire to be. The use of the word “colorization” is potent—it indicates the shades of skin and the art that populates the book.
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