Exploring 'Yellowstone': Culture and Politics

This chapter explores the television show 'Yellowstone,' focusing on its portrayal of the Dutton family and the cultural and political conversations it ignites among its predominantly conservative audience. It examines themes of nostalgia, rugged individualism, and the complex interactions between personal identity and contemporary societal changes. Through a critical lens, the chapter highlights the show's impact on viewers' emotional connections and the broader implications on white identity and grievances in modern America.