Ultimately, it is apparent that the idea of inclusions and exclusions in 1950s to 1980s United Sates is reinforced by the way in which culture is being used to demonstrate how people must act in order to feel included in the narrative. Moreover, it is evident that when someone goes against what is thought of as ideal, they begin to be marginalized and therefore, lose part of what makes them American. Therefore, the role that cultural sources, such as advertisements, songs, and beauty contests, play in reinforcing the idea of inclusions and exclusions during 1950s to 1980s America impacted the way women were portrayed and their expectations, how the working-class was portrayed, and lastly, how potential presidential candidates would use their
