Who was the first african-american in almost 100 years to be elected to the texas senate? a. henry b. gonzález b. barbara jordan c. martin luther king, jr. d. herman sweatt

1.) The Middle is an American sitcom about a middle-class family living in Indiana facing the day-to-day struggles of home life, work, and raising children. The characters include Mike and Frankie, who are middle-aged adults who live in Orson, Indiana. They have three children named Axl, Sue, and Brick. Mike manages a local quarry and Frankie is a car saleswoman. This would go over well to television producers because it is relatable to the most common household in America: a middle-class family.

2.) Shameless is an American comedy-drama about a poor and dysfunctional family living on the South Side of Chicago. The characters include Frank, the father figure of the Gallagher household, and Fiona, the oldest sibling who acts as the mother in the house, since Monica, her actual mother, comes and goes as she pleases. Lip, Ian, Debbie, Carl, and Liam are the other five Gallagher children. Frank is an alcoholic and Fiona works hard to try and provide for her siblings. This wouldn't go well with television producers because it's relatable to the poor and abusers of substances, which are not considered "desirable". Although this relates to an "undesirable" audience, the show has been highly successful.