Mike Scully

swindling that the working class endured. Sinclair portrays the twisted influence of political machines during the Progressive era in The Jungle. For example, when the main character Jurgis gets out of Bridewell Prison, he begins to work for Mike Scully (a corrupt Democrat) by joining a union that does not…

potentially alienate audience members, but also as a reflection of American attitudes" (Romanowski). Similarly, Bob Von Sternberg offers justification to Romanowski's proclamation when he spoke highly of the administrative producer of the series, Mike Scully, "the writers try to represent people's honest attitudes about religion" (Sternberg). Also, an instructor at the University of Virginia, Paul Cantor, brought forward a profound clarification of the sitcom in the journal of Political Theory,…

Take a walk through any major city and one will soon notice campaigns and magazines plastered with white faces lining the streets. And during Fashion month, twice a year, the lack of diversity becomes apparent through designers runway shows and displays of art. The fashion industry has not always been dominated by white models; in fact, non-white models used to make up almost half of the industry’s models. However, over the past decade, non-white models struggle to be recognized for their…