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The First Lady in Contemporary Popular Culture

The First Lady in Contemporary Popular Culture

The First Lady in Contemporary Popular Culture

The First Lady in Contemporary Popular Culture

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From Martha Washington to Jill Biden, Mars Attacks! to Scandal, and the Ladies’ Home Journal to Vogue this diverse collection examines how the nation’s First Lady has become an important cultural icon within an underestimated yet symbolic position in US social politics and culture.

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Beschrijving The First Lady in Contemporary Popular Culture

From Martha Washington to Jill Biden, Mars Attacks! to Scandal, and the Ladies’ Home Journal to Vogue this diverse collection examines how the nation’s First Lady has become an important cultural icon within an underestimated yet symbolic position in US social politics and culture.

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9798765142233
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216
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