The Osbournes Vs. The White Race

The Osbournes don‘t fit the description of an All American White Family, their vocabulary is mainly made up of obscene language. The typical white family does not communicate with each other in that way. Comparing the Osbournes to the Camden family of the TV show “Seventh Heaven”, you could clearly see how a white family should and is expected to be portrayed. The Camden family would never use the profane language that is used more often than please and thank you in the Osbo

urne household. Their lifestyle compared to the Osbournes’ lifestyle is very different, usually sitcom families try to teach morals to their viewers. With the falling economy of the USA one of the most important lessons being taught by sitcom families is money management, as usual the Osbournes beg to differ. In an article, Kelly said that when she and her mom go shopping that they just buy anything they see and don’t even end up using it. Typically white families manage their money somehow and they don’t just buy anything. Yes they are celebrities and have a lot of money but they aren’t portraying the white race correctly.

Sharon and Ozzy don’t monitor their children’s lives as much as white America thinks they should, Jack and Kelly are both allowed to do as they please. For example, on a family pleasure trip to Las Vegas for Kelly’s birthday, Jack was complaining to Sharon about the amount of police officers outside his room. Instead of suggesting that they were there for his safety, she told him that he was allowed to do whatever he wanted and not to worry about them being there. Generally, white parents have rules and enforce them. Jack and Kelly don’t have a set curfew or a time to call or check in with their parents. They often show up at whatever time they want or don’t even

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