The Pros And Cons Of Non-Traditional Families

In today’s world traditional families is not what you usually see anymore. You usually see a single mother or fathers taking care of their kids or you see biracial couples together. Sometimes you see a grandmother/grandfather or aunt/uncle raising the children because their parents simply cannot do so. Or occasionally you will see a lesbian/gay couples raise their family as while. 21st century compared to the 20th century is different now. The 20th century is more traditional type families where the mother stayed home did motherly duties while the father was out working to provide for his family. Whereas the 21st century is more nontraditional type families because now and in days both parents work and the kids are usually in school or a babysitter watches them till the parents come home. So for this assignment I picked two
Good Times is a show based in Chicago, Illinois where a poor African American family make the best of things living in the project apartments. The father (James Even) would go out and work to provide for the family while the mother (Florida Evens) takes care of the house and their three kids. The next traditional show is Home Improvement, where Tim Taylor a television show host and the wife helps co-host and they take care of their three mischievous boys. For nontraditional family show the first one is The Fosters. The Fosters is about a lesbian couple who took in five foster kids as their own. Stef Foster is a cop and Lena Fosters is a principle at a prep school. The last nontraditional family is Empire. Empire has to deal with a hip-hop mogul named Luscious Lyon (the father) who has his own record company and his three kids who fight to be the next in charge. While Cookie Lyon (the mother) tries everything to get what’s hers. So I guess you can say the parents are separate but still at times get together. But at the end of the day they stick