How 1970s Black Sitcoms Made Us Feel Seen for the First Time
Автор: Soul & Streets Rewind
Загружено: 2025-12-27
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Before the 1970s, turning on the television meant watching a world that didn't include Black families at all. Then came "Good Times," "Sanford and Son," "The Jeffersons," and "What's Happening!!"—shows that changed everything by putting Black life at the center of the story. If you grew up Black in the 70s, Tuesday nights meant rushing through dinner to watch the Evans family, laughing at Fred Sanford's schemes, and finally seeing your own life reflected back on that TV screen. These shows weren't perfect, but they mattered in ways that are hard to explain to people who've always seen themselves represented. This is the story of what it meant to finally be seen. Subscribe and drop a comment sharing which show was your family's favorite and what it meant to you to see Black families on primetime TV. Let's celebrate the shows that made us feel like we mattered.
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